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It would be very helpful to have a "code" form field available in the "Advanced form fields" section. It would also be very helpful to be able to reference one or more CSS files for each form, not just a single CSS file for all forms, as is currently the case through the "Global CSS" setting in the "Form Settings" section of the "Organisational Settings" area of Advanced Forms. Both of these features could be restricted to users with "Forms Admin" privileges.

For a multi line text box, can the output include formatting like bold, bullet points, carriage returns because at the moment it comes as one unformatted paragraph.

We have a significant number of forms that require address input. In terms of UX, we'd really like to be able to offer an address autocomplete to save the user having to jump through half a dozen fields to fully complete their address. This also allows us to capture cleaner and more consistent address data, which can be a significant challenge for Council. I think rather than implementing a potentially difficult address lookup, a generic ability to invoke a REST call to return autocomplete data, then map that into various standard form fields would be awesome, and reusable across a number of use cases. We'd be super keen to see something like this!

Have the ability to re-order form fields so that you can enter then and export them in the right order.

We would like advanced forms to have setting to add a summary/review page that allows people to view and save their submissions. This will be helpful if we have a long form and user is required to review fields data at the end before actually submitting the form.

eg if Salutation is Mr, set Gender field to Male

On a form field have one of the validation options be "Title Case" which would save any UPPER CASE or lower case input into Title Case.

Windcave is extremely popular here in NZ, and we note there is a Windcave provider in Matrix currently. I don't believe this would be too difficult to add, and would be really useful for us over in NZ! Obviously Advanced Forms is pretty hot off the press so this may be on your radar already, but I figured I'd chuck it in here too.