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How does one reference the default 'Submit' Forms button to link the 'onsubmit' trigger with another action? Thank you. For example, with onsubmit, Logger.log('do something'); One doesn't. The Form Service does not allow any programmatic control over the product. There is an open issue on the Issue Tracker for this general topic. Star it to "vote", and receive updates. However, you're not lost. In the spreadsheet receiving your form responses, you can add a script with an Installable Trigger to fire "On form submit". From there, you can do many things to the submitted data, including Logging

I'm embedded Google form in email by Google apps script but the form doesn't submit correctly from Outlook and from iPhone. It works from Google Mail client only? Is there's away to solve this problem of submission from iphone or outlook? Thanks Amany Mogsdad To use forms embedded in emails, the email client needs to support html forms. Outlook has its own forms, but does not support the html form element ( reference ). I haven't found a reference for iPhone, but it's likely that it also limits the html support. (I use the gmail client on my phone... it supports forms.) If you're using the

I have a google-form that has the following two fields: Email address: - A text box Tool: - A radio button Tool 1 Tool 2 Tool 3 The user would enter his email address and select a tool and click submit. I would like the following message to appear: Thanks for responding. An email has been sent to you to at entered email address to download selected tool . I have the following piece of code in the script editor function emailFormSubmission() { var form = FormApp.getActiveForm();//the current form var dest_id = form.getDestinationId(); //the destination spreadsheet where form responses are

I have a form made on google docs, and I have a script that I've just created (that isn't complete) that will analyze the responses on the form, and validate them based on info from a different google doc. Through trial and error I have figured out the id's for all of the elements on said form. I used: var body = "" var bodyTitle = "" for (var i = 1; i < its.length; i ++) { body = body + " " +its[i].getId() bodyTitle = bodyTitle + " " + its[i].getTitle() } and then by logging that out and basically just counting, the 5th id matches the 5th title, I have all of the id's. I'm just wondering for

Recently, I've been conducting a survey. I began creating it in Excel Forms Online but switched to Google Forms after I realized several of its shortcomings. I hit a few snags but I thought I was all set to go. Unfortunately, I began adding questions to the form and changing responses (misspellings, etc...) and this began causing a whole bunch of problems. It's enough that I have to go back and ask users for their responses to new questions if applicable. What's worse is I can't modify a submission at all. I can't edit the spreadsheet connected to the form because results are stored in the

Okay so I have a Google Form that dumps info into a spreadsheet. On each line I need to have a simple calculation done. The problem is I can't figure out how to get it to repeat a formula on every new line as new lines are added. Yes I know how to use the fill handle to copy formulas down and what not, but I want it to automatically add the formula instead of me manually copying it. For example this is being used to track time so there is a cell for In Time and a cell for Out Time on each row. I want to have a column called Time Spent that will subtract their in time from the out time to

Before I ask my question, I want to point out that I'm french, so I may have a bad english. If my problem is not understood, I'll try to explain it in better ways. I am currently working on a google script to create a form. In this form I want to ask respondent several multiple choice question. In order to get good and specific results, I want to adapt the questions I ask to the profile of the respondent. To make it clear this is the shape of my form : I start by asking the respondent a first question with 5 possible answer. Upon the answer, the respondent will have to be directed to a new

I wanted an embed Google Form in my website so i grabbed embed code and pasted it in my page. <iframe src="https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1u1NO8u4vu6Q9XuUNigo4qy22hjvRmL-HFIRVsgiaL9c/viewform?embedded=true" width="760" height="500" frameborder="0" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0">Loading...</iframe> (that's what Google gave me) Everything is working fine BUT it's an iframe so I can't edit it's appearance using CSS. Google Docs' deafult themes don't match my site so I want to this page's CSS. I tried downloading https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1u1NO8u4vu6Q9XuUNigo4qy22hjvRmL-HFIRVsgiaL9c

I'm wondering if this has to do with particularly busy times for Google Apps Script, because it seems like it has to do with an (occasional) delay in updating the length of a formResponse[] array. I'm using the following code to get the latest response triggered by a form submit: var form = FormApp.getActiveForm(); var formResponses = form.getResponses(); var formResponse = formResponses[formResponses.length-1]; //latest response only Logger.log('begin length: ' + formResponses.length); Then the rest of my script interacts with the answers in the formResponse[] array. Occasionally, I'll notice