We are continuing to work on the new Responsive Forms designer and aiming for the release next year. This will include the querystring function.

When we are getting closer to release, I will update this feature.

We have discussed the idea of converting from Classic to Responsive but due to the big change in structure, we are not sure it would give a great experience.

As an example, a form of 1000px in a 10×10 grid would be a 100 column grid. Converting this from Classic to a Responsive 4 column grid would not look great. The best we could do is just list every control stacked under each other. If you think this would still be useful, please leave a comment below.

Thanks for your suggestion. We will consider this request while building the new Responsive Forms designer.

Thanks for your suggestion.

We are currently working on our new version of Responsive Forms for Office 365 which is very much focused on performance and load times. When we are getting closer to launch, I will update this idea.

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Euan

This is still in the backlog for development. Our plan is to include this functionality with the new Responsive Forms designer in the future. I do not have a position on whether we will bring this back to Classic yet as we have no begun the work.

When we begin development on this feature, I will update this idea.

This feature is still in the backlog. We are focused on Universal Forms for Office 365 at the moment.

Once we ship Universal Forms for Office 365 and SharePoint, we will review our offering of Live Forms.

I will update this feature once we ship Universal Forms.

Cheers,
Euan

Thanks for your suggestion. Since CSS is not available in Responsive Forms, we will certainly consider what configuration options would be available in relation to the buttons.

The new Responsive Forms designer does not have a SharePoint ribbon but rather a new minimal ribbon which gives us a lot of flexibility.

Thanks for your suggestion Angela. This is something I would like to implement with Universal Forms – i certainly see the value.

It may not make it into the first release of Universal Forms for Office 365, but its definitely something I would like to see in the product.

Cheers,
Euan

Thanks for your suggestion Dottie.

As we are currently building Universal Forms which will include a new Responsive Task Form, we will be revisiting how Task Forms are created.

When we begin development of the new Task Forms, I will update this idea.

Cheers,
Euan

Thanks for your suggestion. This is now under review.

Thanks for your suggestion Steve. This is now in the backlog for development in Universal Forms for Office 365.

Would you want to hide the bar completely? Or would you expect some flexibility regarding which buttons are shown? Let me know your thoughts in the comments section below.

Cheers,
Euan

Nintex Forms for Nintex Workflow Cloud includes a new rules engine with a more intuitive user experience. We are looking into how we can bring a similar experience to Nintex Forms for Office 365.

Thanks for your suggestion. This is currently under review by our engineering team.