Paymattic comes up with the Form Scheduling and Restriction feature. This feature allows you to limit the number of total responses and schedule the form to be active at a specific time period. You can also set login requirements mandatory to fill up the form enabling the Login Requirement Settings.
- To access the form Scheduling Settings select a form and click on the Settings link.
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Now, navigate to the Scheduling Settings tab from the left sidebar. It has several options to deal with. Let’s have a look at the options below –
Maximum Number of Entries: This option lets you limit the number of form submissions for a specific form within a pre-defined time interval. It deactivates the form after a limited number of entries have already been submitted. You can set the limit based on submission type such as paid, processing, pending, failed, refunded, or abandoned.
You can also put a custom message that will be shown to users when the form exceeds the maximum number of submissions.
Form Scheduling: This option specifies a time period when the form is active. The system will maintain the scheduling based on the server time.
You can define the Submission Starts Date and Submission End Date. Put a custom message in the Form Waiting Message field to be displayed before the form is active. You can also set a Form Expired Message to be shown when the form submission time is over.
Limit by Payments: Enter a number in the input box below to limit the number of entries allowed for this form. The form will become inactive when that number is reached.
Login Requirements Settings: Toggle the switch to make login requirements mandatory for users to fill-up the form.
Require user to be logged in: Check this option to require a user to be logged in to view this form.
Require Login Message: Enter a message to be displayed to users who are not logged in (shortcodes and HTML are supported).
Form Display option when restriction is met: Here you set the form status when a restriction is met. You can select one of the three choices such as hide the form, hide submit button or make form validation failed after submission.
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This is how to set Form Scheduling & Restriction Settings in Paymattic!