What are you trying to do?
Currently the submission status feature allows you to create different status values which can be used on any form, but they are available across any form that is created. While you can change the default status, you cannot filter or restrict certain status being able to select for specific forms.
There are potential scenarios where you might want certain submission statuses to be available on specific forms. This would mean assigning statuses per form, so it would need a bit of a design/implementation review.
Alternatively, if there was a custom event for the CP backend that could be used to filter the returned result before rendering a submission e.g. by form handle that might be an alternative without changing the overall data structure/design.
What's your proposed solution?
The ability to restrict submission status per form.
Alternatively, implement a custom event to be able to filter the returned list of statuses before the submission is rendered.
Additional context
No response
What are you trying to do?
Currently the submission status feature allows you to create different status values which can be used on any form, but they are available across any form that is created. While you can change the default status, you cannot filter or restrict certain status being able to select for specific forms.
There are potential scenarios where you might want certain submission statuses to be available on specific forms. This would mean assigning statuses per form, so it would need a bit of a design/implementation review.
Alternatively, if there was a custom event for the CP backend that could be used to filter the returned result before rendering a submission e.g. by form handle that might be an alternative without changing the overall data structure/design.
What's your proposed solution?
The ability to restrict submission status per form.
Alternatively, implement a custom event to be able to filter the returned list of statuses before the submission is rendered.
Additional context
No response