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[mnikitina]

Hello dominique.beaudin,

Yes, you need a separate license for Plumsail Forms.

You can trial it for free and decide on the purchase. Please fill out this form and follow the installation instructions:
https://plumsail.com/forms/start-trial/

[dominique.beaudin]

Can I use this on the same site as forms designer? I just signed up the for the trial. Thank you!

[mnikitina]

dominique.beaudinб

Yes, you can use both products simultaneously on the same tenant, but not in the same list, as it may cause conflicts.

[dominique.beaudin]

Hello, we will eventually need to transition our current lists. what is the best practice? Set them back to default and then unstall the old forms designer from the Sharepoint site? Thanks in advance.

[dominique.beaudin]

One more question. If I don't make updates, can I reference forms I have not updated yet? Our program is based on one big form that has lots of related lists that we update/add to based on the parent form. I want to recreate it (on a "fake" copy of the main list) so we can just cut over and just update the code on the related lists when we are ready. I am using copies of "key" lists(those that have more code on them) the test the main code out (and have it to copy/paste when the time comes), any guidance on this process is appreciated. Will I have to start over with all new lists? thanks!

[mnikitina]

Dominique,

If you want to design forms with Plumsail Forms, you will need to reset the New/Edit/Display forms of all form sets and content types that were designed with Forms Designer.

There is no need to uninstall Forms Designer from the tenant. You can use both Plumsail Forms and Forms designer simultaneously on the same tenant.

If I understood you correctly, you want to create a copy of the existing list and the form. Is that correct?

You can save a list as a template and Export/Import the form. Note, that you might need to update settings of the related items.

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