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Get your webforms to do the math!

Learn how to make a webform fill in fields on your PDF.

Learn how to make a webform fetch remote data.

Webforms can be embedded on multiple pages - but how do you find out what page a submission came from?

It's possible to add notes to form submissions without letting your users see the field.

Leverage the power of random numbers to play a game!

Learn how to create your own search forms, from basic to fancy.

WCMS 2 had a dedicated option to send limited notifications to Microsoft Teams, but that doesn't exist at the moment in WCMS 3. Did you know that you don't need to wait on this for webform submission notifications? You can use the tools that already exist, with the help of Power Automate/Workflows - and they're even more flexible than before!

Three co-op students who have been with the WCMS team for multiple terms comment on their perspective of the migration project and it's evolution

An update from the WCMS team

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Getting calculating with forms

Putting form data into a PDF

Using remote data as a source for form fields

Finding out what page was used to submit a form

Creating form fields "for office use only"

Building a rock paper scissors game with webform

Building a custom search using webform

Sending notifications to Teams via Power Automate/Workflows when forms receive submissions

Continuous adaptation: The WCMS 3 migration project from the perspective of returning co-op students

Web Advisory Committee (WAC) update