What is a Multiple draft upload? Learn More
This is a new feature that can be used allows you to upload your draft submissions via using the User interface Interface by supplying simply providing a JSON file. Users Each object in this JSON file serves as a separate draft submission. You can download a Form version -specific JSON AKA Template file & edit this file in order file, also known as a Template file, and modify it to add multiple submissions as Object. Every object on this JSON AKA Template file used as a single submission.objects. So, you can easily submit multiple drafts with just one file upload!
Things to remember:
Each submission created via this feature will be saved as a draft.
Template files may vary for particular form versions.
To enable this feature form designer/owner should enable the Save and Edit option under Form Functionality.
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Remember that Enabling this “Allow multiple draft upload” feature will automatically enable the “Save and Edit Drafts” option.
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Now when When Submitter try tries to submit the form, They can see an option in the Top-Right corner to switch to Multiple draft upload. The position of this icon may look like this.
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When the submitter Submitter clicks on that icon, Submitter can see a changing view on the page. This view has a drag-and-drop area to upload a Template file with all the draft submissions.
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As you can see, there are two comments on the last screenshot. One is to download the template for the form. Remember that templates may vary for a specific version of the form. The other area is to upload a JSON file containing draft submissions. Submitter can use the same template file and modify it as per requirement. Remember that JSON has multiple objects, and each object is a draft submission.
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When you modify the JSON template file for a basic form that has only two text fields i.e. First name and Last Name. Then , then the Jason file may look like this.
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API ENDPOINT (Backend):
For more information on the backend API endpoint, you can see see API specification Here
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