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This is the documentation for the **Umbraco Forms 15 Release Candidate**.
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This version of the Umbraco Forms documentation is currently slimmed down to contain only new and updated material related to the upcoming release.
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:bangbang: Due to the above, some links might reference the GitHub file instead of the GitBook article.
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Umbraco Forms is a tool that lets you build forms of all shapes and sizes and put them on your Umbraco websites. Build forms using a long list of elements like multiple choice, dropdowns, text areas and checkboxes. Choose between a series of different workflow and control what happens once a form has been submitted.
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In order to configure this setting, you will need to know the GUID or alias for the type and the property name for each setting. You can find [these values for the built-in Forms types here](type-details.md).
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In order to configure this setting, you will need to know the GUID or alias for the type and the property name for each setting. You can find [these values for the built-in Forms types her](type-details.md)e.
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Take care to not hide any settings that are required for the particular field or workflow type (for example, the `Subject` field for email workflows). If you do that, the item will fail validation when an editor tries to create it.
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In Forms 12.1 amends were made to the default theme for Forms that improved accessibility. Specifically we provide the option to use alternative markup for rendering checkbox and radio button lists. These use the more semantically correct `fieldset` and `legend` elements, instead of the previously used `div` and `label`.
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Although this semantic markup is preferred, it could be a presentational breaking change for those styling the default theme. As such we have made this markup improvement optional. You can opt into using it by setting this configuration value to `true`.
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Although this semantic markup is preferred, it could be a presentational breaking change for those styling the default theme. As such we have made this markup improvement optional. You can opt into using it by setting this configuration value to `true`.
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In Umbraco 13 this configuration option will be removed and the semantic rendering made the only option.
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## TrackRenderedFormsStorageMethod
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Forms tracks the forms rendered on a page in order that the associated scripts can be placed in a different location within the HTML. Usually this is used to [render the scripts](../rendering-scripts.md)) at the bottom of the page.
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Forms tracks the forms rendered on a page in order that the associated scripts can be placed in a different location within the HTML. Usually this is used to [render the scripts](../rendering-scripts.md) at the bottom of the page.
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By default, `HttpContext.Items` is used as the storage mechanism for this tracking.
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3. Select **Choose** in the **Contact Form** field.
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4. Select the **Insert Form with Theme** option.
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5. Select the **Contact Us** Form.
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7. Click **Save** or **Save and Publish**.
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## Step 5: Additional configuration
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You need to update the configuration to include a value in the `appsettings.json` file.
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To configure the reCAPTCHA value, see the [reCAPTCHA configuration](../developer/configuration/README.md#recaptcha-v2-field-type-configuration) article.
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To configure the reCAPTCHA value, see the [reCAPTCHA configuration](../developer/configuration/#recaptcha-v2-field-type-configuration) article.
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### Configuring Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP)
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1. Go to the **Settings** section in the Umbraco Backoffice.
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2. Open the **Contact Us** template in the **Templates** folder.
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3. Enter the following code to render the form:
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3.Enter the following code to render the form:
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@usingUmbraco.Forms.Web.Helpers;
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@awaitComponent.InvokeAsync("RenderForm", new { formId=Guid.Parse("<form guid>"), FormTheme="bootstrap3-horizontal", ExcludeScripts="1" })
For Umbraco Forms to work correctly, you need to include some client dependencies. For more information, see the [Preparing Your Frontend](../developer/prepping-frontend.md) article.
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