Some additional feedback around this beta, along with the above about live validation of fields, we can’t adjust the code to enforce custom validation on form fields. Also it would be great to have access to custom objects in the editor as to get it to work, I need to make contact versions of the property and then on form submission a workflow ctrl+c/ctrl+v it for me across to the custom object, but it’s a lot of work to duplicate all of the properties just to use them in a form.
@jkeough78 It’s in beta. This is the chance to give your feedback while the product wizards develop this.
Yes, it’s been a long time coming - but constructive feedback now will mean we get a great forms tool for the next 10 years!
Find it in the Product Updates list: https://app.hubspot.com/product-updates/
I know it is only a beta but functionality is fairly underwhelming and UI less intuitive than have come to expect from Hubspot. Nothing really additional to add to what many have already commented:
Definitely needs to be embeddable via raw HTML in order to allow marketplace themes to customize styling
Hidden fields are an absolute must
Information collection at each step is a must - the number of leads potentially lost by not having this would just be gigantic.
Useful for some cases but doesnt solve all the issues.
You cannot use the multi-step forms within a popup AND you can’t even embed your form code using rich text as pop ups dont allow SCRIPT.
Will once again have to use external integrations for popups.
@HJohnson3 .. that should really depending on what type of popup you’re using I would think. For instance, if using a bootstrap modal to house the entire form script from HubSpot, you’re only changing how the form is displayed on the page once embedded. It should function as any other multi-step form where one set of questions is hidden and the next step revealed .. done with simple JS / jQuery / AJAX, etc. The page doesn’t actually advance or changed until the actual submit button is clicked.
We also need Global Form Events to be supported. This allows us to hook into third-party solutions and is currently a showstopper for us. We can’t use the new form editor until this is added.
I’m Ian, the Product Manager for HubSpot’s Forms tool.
Thank you all for taking the time to submit, upvote, and comment on this Idea. I’m happy to report that Multi-Step Forms are now available in the new forms editor.