Form → Update
AI-generatedSummary
Update an existing form instance in HybridForms by specifying its form definition ID and form ID, optionally modifying its title, culture, feedback, field values, repeating units, and attached media such as pictures, documents, and audio files.
Inputs
- Authentication (required) — Choose the authentication method: Basic Auth, Bearer Token, or OAuth2.
- Form Definition ID (required) — The ID of the form definition to which the form belongs.
- Form ID (required) — The unique identifier of the form instance to update.
- Title — New title for the form instance.
- Culture — Culture or locale code for the form (e.g., de-AT, en-US).
- Feedback — Feedback text to update for the form.
- Fields — Key-value pairs of form fields to update, where each field is identified by name or ID and assigned a new value.
- Repeating Units — Tabs within repeating units to create, update, or delete, each identified by unit name with specific operations, position, and field values.
- Pictures — Pictures to attach or modify on the form, supporting create, update, or delete operations with content provided as binary property or Base64 string, including optional metadata like filename, remarks, and visibility in PDF exports.
- Documents — Documents to attach or modify on the form, supporting create, update, or delete operations with content provided as binary or Base64 data and associated metadata.
- Audio — Audio files to attach or modify on the form, with create, update, or delete operations, content sources, and metadata similar to documents and pictures.
Output shape
a JSON object representing the updated form instance as returned by the HybridForms Simple-API
Returns the updated form's data from the API response. Errors during update are thrown unless 'Continue On Fail' is enabled, in which case error information is returned per item.