Save and Continue with out log in and remove the above sign in option and redirect to email directly.

Subject: Inquiry Regarding Save and Continue Feature Without Login on JotForm

Dear JotForm Support Team,

I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to inquire about the functionality of the "Save and Continue" feature on JotForm.

I am currently exploring the capabilities of JotForm for a project I am working on, and one of the key requirements is the ability for users to save their progress on a form and continue later without having to log in. I noticed that there is an option below the form for users to save and continue without logging in, but I wanted to confirm whether this feature indeed allows users to save their form progress without requiring a login.

Additionally, I am interested in whether it is possible to remove the options for Google Sign-In and Facebook Sign-In that appear above the "Save and Continue" button. Our project does not require users to authenticate via these platforms, and we prefer to streamline the form process for our users by eliminating unnecessary authentication steps.

Could you please provide clarification on these two points? Specifically:

1. Does the "Save and Continue" feature allow users to save their form progress without needing to log in?
2. Is it possible to remove the Google Sign-In and Facebook Sign-In options from the form when i save the form and redirect to email directly?

Your assistance in providing this information would be greatly appreciated as it will help us determine whether JotForm aligns with our project requirements.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. I look forward to your prompt response.

Sincerely,

Rhian Thongram

Developer

Hello Rhian,

Thank you for reaching out to Jotform Support. I'll address your questions in order.

1. Yes, the 'Save and Continue' feature enables form fillers to save their progress without the necessity of logging into Jotform. They can bypass account creation by clicking 'Skip Create an Account'. After clicking the option to Skip Create an Account, the form fillers can still get a copy of their draft either by email or by saving a copy by clicking the Get Draft Link.
2. Currently, there isn't a direct method to immediately display the 'Get Draft Link' button upon saving the form. However, it may be possible to hide the login or sign-up option by injecting custom CSS code on the form. If you share the link to your form, we can attempt to implement the CSS code or escalate this as a feature request to our developers for possible future implementation.

Please let us know if there's anything else we can do for you.

Sure I'll share you my form link please help me out  to hide the login or sign-up option by injecting custom CSS code on the form.
Here is the link https://form.jotform.com/rhianthongramlamzing/Register-Cantrain

Hi Rhian,

Thanks for getting back to us. When users save a draft of a form, they are presented with an option to skip creating an account/logging in by clicking on the Skip Create an Account.

While there isn't a direct method to display the Get Draft Link button as soon as the form is saved, you can inject custom CSS codes to hide the Sign-Up and Log In options and just display the Skip Create An Account. I'll show you how it's done:

• Click on the Paint Roller icon to open the Form Designer.
• Click on the Styles tab and scroll down to Inject Custom CSS.
• Copy and paste the following codes

/*Remove Sign up with Email button - 11732821*/

div#registrationForm {

  display: none;

}

/*Remove Already have an account?Log in*/

#login-link {

 display: none;

}

.m1b {

 font-size: 0px!important;

}

/*Ends here*/

/*Increase the size of the Skip Create an Account*/

.m1ba {

 font-size: 25px !important;

}

/*Ends here*/



Check out the screencast below to see my results. Users won't need to register or log in, but they will still be able to forward the draft link to their email address if they would rather receive it electronically.

Give it a try and let us know if you need more help.