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Where does the form data go when the user clicks the submit button? This is controlled by your form's Doc Action . What does the user see when they click the submit button? This is controlled by your form's Form Action . Let’s go back into the  form designer for one of your forms to use the  Form Action and Doc Action  buttons.

Click the Form Action[[V4_Designing_Forms#Form_Action_Wizards | Form Action]] button  button in the form designer's toolbar and click the ''Forward user to a web page of your choice''. This launches a wizard. Enter the ''URL'' http://www.google.com. Click finish in the wizard panel to return to the form designer canvas. Next click the Doc Action[[V4_Designing_Forms#Doc_Action_Wizards | Doc Action]] button  button in the form designer's toolbar and click the ''Email data to a specified address''. This launches a wizard. Enter your email address in the ''To'' field field. Click finish in the wizard panel to return to the form designer canvas. Click the finish  button on the form designer to save your changes and exit the form designer. This returns you to the forms home page. Click the test  button to use your form. Now when you click the submit button rather than navigating to a page with a default message "Thank You! Your submission has been received", you navigate to www.google.com. The form's data will be emailed to you. This is your first simple usage of setting form and doc actions.

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  •  Private - for use only by the form designer
  •  Public in tenant - accessible to users with a  user account
  •  Public anonymous - accessible to anyone who knows the form url[[V4_Integration#Embedded_Forms | form's URL]]Integration.

Click the icon twice so you see the  icon which means your form is pubic anonymous.

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 can quickly and easily create forms from your own XSD schemas. First, upload [[V4_Using_Forms#Schemas | upload]] your  your .xsd into your  applications. From within your application, click on the ''schemas'' tab. Next click on the  icon on the Schemas tab. You can add as many schemas as you want. Each time you will enter an upload dialog window where you can browse to your schemas on disk and give them a meaningful name and description. You can delete schemas you no longer need by clicking the  icon next to each schemas name.

See the form designer Schemas[[V4_Designing_Forms#From_Schema | Schemas]] section Adding Controls (Drag & Drop) section for details on adding controls from schema types into your form.

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Forms can be custom styled to fit the look & feel of your existing web site. See Themes[[V4_Getting_Started_Guide#Themes | Getting Started with Themes]].