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1. Date/time element for forms

   The current supported form types for SaaS CMS do not support a date/time element. This is a common element for dates, DOB etc

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   https://docs.developers.optimizely.com/content-management-system/v1.0.0-CMS-SaaS/docs/form-elements

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   Gathering Feedback  ·  AdminMaheen Neha (Senior Product Manager, Optimizely) responded

   We’re currently gathering additional feedback on this idea. If you have any more context, examples, or specific use cases, please share them - it really helps us understand how this would best support your workflow. Thanks for contributing to the conversation!

2. Allow authorable field names in Forms

   With the new SaaS forms, there is no way to set a custom field name. I can add an additional field to a from field in the CMS, but if I do that, I am blocked from publishing the form field. Field name is essential. When you submit a form in HTML, the 'name' attribute on a property is how the form knows what to submit. The examples you provide suggest formatting the label value. This is insufficient. An example of why this is a problem: If I am submitting a form to a third party service, like Eloqua, the names of the fields MUST match the names of the fields in Eloqua. Currently, there is not a good way to accomplish this.

   With the new SaaS forms, there is no way to set a custom field name. I can add an additional field to a from field in the CMS, but if I do that, I am blocked from publishing the form field. Field name is essential. When you submit a form in HTML, the 'name' attribute on a property is how the form knows what to submit. The examples you provide suggest formatting the label value. This is insufficient. An example of why this is a problem: If I am submitting a form to a third party service, like Eloqua, the… more

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   Research & Design  ·  AdminMaheen Neha (Senior Product Manager, Optimizely) responded

   Good news - this idea is now being explored by our product and design teams. We’re researching potential solutions and scoping out what an implementation might look like. We’ll share updates here as our thinking evolves.