Form schema ID.
Form fields that define the input elements and their validation rules.
Layout configuration that defines how form fields are organized across multiple steps. Each step represents a page of the form.
Form rules, can be applied to layout and items properties.
Revision number, which increments by 1 each time the form schema is updated. To prevent conflicting changes, the current revision must be passed when updating the form schema.
Date and time when the form schema was created.
Date and time when the form schema was last updated.
Fields which were soft deleted.
List of form fields that represent input elements.
Form fields that were soft deleted.
Data extensions for storing additional custom properties.
Unique identifier for the app that owns this form schema.
For example, wix.form_app.form for Wix Forms.
See a list of namespaces for apps made by Wix section.
Media folder ID for storing uploaded files from form submissions.
Submission limits that can automatically disable the form when reached.
Level of spam protection applied to form submissions.
Default: ADVANCED
Configuration for how required field indicators are displayed to the submitter.
Configuration for actions taken after a form is successfully submitted.
Message displayed to visitors when the form is disabled. This allows you to inform submitters why the form isn't available.
See the child properties of this field in the Ricos Document reference.
Whether the form schema is enabled.
Default: true
Display name of the form schema.
Business logic rules that can modify form behavior based on user input or other conditions. These rules can show/hide fields, change validation, or trigger actions.