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The flow of a form can be visualized as shown below. Each form contains one or more steps each of which contains one or more form elements. The website visitor fills in information in the form elements and then navigates to the following step until they reach the last one:
During each part of the process of interaction with the website visitor, you can evaluate what information is submitted and based on the result of that evaluation, you can spawn actions and/or alter the flow of the process. At the step level, you can define "Handlers", "Pre Handlers", and "Routers" that determine the subsequent flow of the form based on the results of the evaluation of the information submitted in the step. For example:
The information gathered by each form element in a step can be validated by "Validators" that ensure that the format of the input conforms to the syntax/structure required. For example, dates conform to the format dd/mm/yyyy, numerical fields contain only numbers, and so forth.
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An interactive form can have multiple language versions. All interactive forms exist in each of the supported languages. Unlike pages and page sections, different language versions of a form always have the exact same form element structure. The only difference between language versions of a form are the language labels that appear above each form element. See Language Versions for complete information.
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