Webform
This is a paragraph type used for embedding webforms within content. It allows you to add existing webforms to a page.
Prerequisites
- You must have already created your webform using the Webform module before embedding it. This paragraph type does not create a new webform.
- Consider reviewing the Drupal Webform Tutorials (by Jacob Rockowitz) for comprehensive guidance on creating and managing webforms.
How to Use the Webform Paragraph
Add the Webform Paragraph: Select “Webform” from the available paragraph types when editing a content item.
Select the Webform: Choose the desired webform from the “Embedded Webform” field. This field displays a list of available webforms created using the Webform module.
Configure Webform Status: Use the “Webform status” field to control the webform’s availability:
- Open: Allows users to submit the webform.
- Closed: Prevents new submissions. Existing submissions remain accessible.
- Scheduled: Set open and close dates for the webform.
Default Webform Submission Data (Optional): The “Default webform submission data (YAML)” field allows you to pre-populate webform fields with default values.
- Enter YAML code to define the default values.
- This is useful for providing guidance or setting common values for users.
- Consult the YAML specification for correct syntax.
Fields
| Name | Machine name | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Embedded Webform | field_prgf_webform | No | Webform entity reference field. Select the webform you want to embed. |
| Default webform submission data (YAML) | field_prgf_webform_default_data | No | YAML code to pre-populate webform fields with default values. |
| Webform status | field_prgf_webform_status | No | Controls the availability of the webform. Options: Open, Closed, or Scheduled. |