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Tagged: data base, forms revisions, removing form fields
My client has asked me to revise a current form to make it shorter. I will be removing several of the fields.
My question are?
Will the changes (fields being removed) cause issues with the data that has already been collected?
Should I edit the form I have already created by removing fields or should I create a create a new form and install it to replace the existing form?
Thank you,
Steve B.
Should I edit the form I have already created by removing fields or should I create a create a new form and install it to replace the existing form?
“Best change control practices” say that you should create a new form. That way, you have the original as a backup. Remember to use the same field names as the original (that you want to keep).
Hi, are you using the Form Builder addon?
Regards
I should have mentioned that, Yes, I am using the Form Builder add on.
Thanks,
Steve B.
There is nothing preventing you from simply editing an existing form. But as a matter of “best practices,” you should always have a backup; as previously mentioned.