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The honeypot technique is a more user-friendly alternative to CAPTCHA that uses a hidden form field to detect spam. When a bot fills out the hidden field, the form submission is recognized as spam and discarded.

Form file upload storage is free up to 10GB, and $0.50/month per GB after that. We place a hard storage limit at 100GB, at which point form submissions will no longer be collected, and this limit cannot be increased. You can clear storage by deleting submissions.

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I tried that previously and did it again as you suggested for good measure. Results are the same. It creates a record in each table for the 1 submission. So, for example, I have a contact form and a subscribe form as well as a contact table and a subscribe table. Submitted via the subscribe form and it created a record in each table. I'm going to look for another route. Thanks for our input.

I have setup a form in Webflow and want to push the data to an Airtable table. I created a flow in Webflow (The second step in the webflow form is "Make HTTP request", "Authentication" is set to "None", In this step I added the Hook URL I copied from the Automation in Airtable).

- The record in line 13 has been created after I tested the Airtable automation -> Data available

- The record in line 14 has been created after I filled out the live form on the webflow page -> No data

This time I got an error and when I check I see that the corresponding corresponding data fields from the webflow automation are not available anymore. I can fix this when I run a test in webflow and apply the data. Then the date is available in Airflow again, after I run a Test trigger and then the automation test passes again.

Hi there @Justboty2k, were you able to resolve this? I have a similar issue where it tests fine in the Webflow (the logic) and the row is added to Airtable. But on the published site, a submission from the form does not save to Airtable. I do get the email notification that a form was submitted.

I have an embedded Hubspot form on a Webflow website.

After the user submits the form, it redirects the user to a Calendly link to schedule a meeting.

I'd like to create a 5-second delay between the form submission and the redirect happening.

I've tried adding some JavaScript code to achieve this, but it didn't work. Here's the code I tried to use:

My concern is when i submit a form web flow do not make redirection that implies a new form submission is made if user reload or refresh the page. This is very boring.I tried many things and found a couple of solutions on the web for example make the redirection programmaticaly with the following code :

Which successfully does form submission and responds with 200 Ok http status and html page. Hence no more (GET - 200 to 302 redirect to 200) instead direct single request call with Get 200/Post 200 and response is binded to Html page.

At Whalesync, we love Webflow. We built our site with Webflow, collect email addresses with Webflow forms, and host blog posts in the Webflow CMS. One of our few gripes with Webflow is that form submissions are not sent to their CMS. Despite being a highly requested feature since 2017, the most common workaround still involves Zapier - and with Zapier, the best you can do is a 1 minute lag from form submission to CMS update.

To scratch our own itch, we built a workaround using Airtable and Whalesync. With these two tools, you can send your Webflow form submissions into your Webflow CMS in a matter of seconds.

With PostHog, you can autocapture events and record sessions on your Webflow site. With a bit more setup, you can also use it to capture form submissions. In this tutorial, we show how to do this with a basic Webflow site, PostHog, and some JavaScript.

Our strategy will be to intercept the HTML form submission event, prevent it, serialize the form's data to JSON, and then forward that to our backend using AJAX.I have chosen this approach for the following reasons:

A collection list below the form will display a tag with the user name input, link to specified link and render a profile image from a url provided in the form submission. If someone isn't comfortable adding their own profile image, a random avatar will be generated instead.

For this to work you will need an API key for your Webflow website which means you either need to have a hosting plan for it, or you need an account plan that let's you generate keys for any of your projects. Also the API that handles the form post is hosted on a free Heroku dyno. Every 30min of inactivity the dyno is put to sleep, which means that the first form post will always be slow because the dyno needs to wake up the services. After the first submissions those following will be much faster. Of course upgrading the dyno will allow the service to always stay up, but why pay for things right?

Now we have our formData. We would like to POST it to a Webflow CMS collection. The Webflow dev team made a Node.js SDK we can install through npm in our Express app. This makes it 10x easier to integrate with their API. -webflow-api

This will we quite a quick post, but it's especially useful as this trigger and event can be used for more than just seeing how many form submissions there have been in Google Analytics. Milk Moon Studio is a small design focussed Webflow Studio, we're Webflow designers, we want things simple and if you use Google Ads or Facebook Ads etc. and want to run ads optimised for lead conversions you can use the trigger we'll be setting up in the post to track the leads generated by your ads, which will not only help your ad platform optimise for conversions, but allow you to see the cost per conversion for your campaigns and keep you Webflow project clean.

You can customize the message that is displayed to users after they submit the form. This can be a simple message thanking them for their submission, or it can include additional information such as details on the next steps in the process or a confirmation of their submission.

This code snippet defines a function named handleFormSubmit that is executed when a form submission event is successful. When the function is executed, it gets an element with the class marketo_custom-confirmation from the current document and sets the display style property of that element to block.

Instead of displaying a confirmation message, you can also redirect users to another page on your website after they submit the form. This can be useful if you want to provide additional information or take users to a specific page on your site.

The code first defines a constant named redirectUrl that specifies the URL of the page that the user should be redirected to. It then defines the handleFormSubmit function, which is executed when a form submission event is successful. If the event is successful, the function sets the current page's location to the URL specified by the redirectUrl constant, effectively redirecting the user to a new page. 006ab0faaa