Currently only hard-coded URLs can be added to rich text/labels or controls in Nintex Online. It would be great if Nintex can enable insertion of dynamic URLs

Add the fn-GetQueryString() function to Nintex Forms for O365 so a query string parameter can be used on form load. This would replicate functionality found in Nintex Forms on Prem.

Please make all viewable properties in a list, such as "Created by" and "Version", available to place on the form as read only (disabled) connected field controls.

Please also display ruled lines even if there is no data in the People picker control.

Repeating sections must support Managed Metadata control

We need the ability to have tabs (or at least fake tabs, like in Classic forms) for the Responsive Forms designer.

Thee is an error in the online help info regarding the expression that can be control whether a field's appearance is enabled or not. The help text states that the expression must resolve to a Yes/No value at runtime. This is NOT true. The expression must resolve to True or False. A simple expression of IsNewMode works as is.

URL to your help doc
https://help.nintex.com/en-US/O365/Default.htm#cshid=3017

Currently Nintex Forms for Office 365 form variables cannot connect to people picker columns. Please add this feature.

Please add:

Column divider.
Row divider.
Ability to add a new line or space between controls vertically or horizontally.
Ability to style individual fields / columns / rows.

I'd like the ability to define the height of a multi line of text control to be added.

Currently there are scroll bars quite quickly. Couldn't a functionality added similar to changing the width?

Where a choice control is not bound to a list column (and there are good reasons for that situation so it is not a solution here) the values for that choice control are specified in the control settings as a comma separated list. It appears there is no way to include a comma in a valid value by escaping the character. If there is, please advise, otherwise, please include!

Reason is when working with repeating tables, we need the ability to add more than 4 "column" to the repeating section, currently 4 single line of text is max, and this is a bit to few?

The O365 version of the Lookup runtime function does not allow you to lookup lists on different sites. This is very restrictive

Nintex Forms does not currently support a major type of data field - the Business Connectivity Services (BCS) External Data column. This allows users to lookup data in external databases from the form using the built-in SharePoint BCS interface.

This is a critical component for many business processes that need to tie to customers, products, suppliers, etc that are all maintained in external systems.

We have a requirement to be able to add an attachment control into the repeating section.

This allows the user to add an attachment provide other metadata in that row.

I have been having loads of problems trying to get the printed pdf to look anything like the form does with custom CSS applied. It has been really hard finding my way around to see how to fix this. There is hardly any documentation online about the actual PDF form, except adding page breaks.
Some kind of tutorial on how to do this would be great.
Thank you

Is it possible that Nintex Build an eSignature button/pad based on User ID directly integrated into nintex forms?

I have seen the docusign and adobe sign integration in workflow and am currently using the solution from Leslie Threlkeld which only works on nintex mobile.

I think Nintex could integrate the eSignature more elegantly into the next update.

Most Business Forms require signatures and user adoption is slow without signatures.

Docusign is generally too expensive for internal documents.

Thanks Brendan

Can we be given the option to change the title of the page/tab?

If we want to add any form of branding or description of what forms people are on (for instance if they use multiple forms at once) people get confused by seeing lots of tabs saying "Nintex Forms for Office 365".

Thanks