A recent update in Google Forms has caused an issue with syncing edits and responses. This may affect the ability to edit forms using our editor and record submitted responses in Google Forms. We are working to resolve the issue and will provide an update once it is fixed.


Update: We were using an unofficial method to submit form responses due to certain limitations in the Google Forms API, such as the lack of support for the "Other" option in multiple-choice and checkbox questions, as well as the inability to edit and resubmit responses. However, Google Forms has recently introduced restrictions in the unofficial method that are causing some submissions to fail.


To prevent issues for form respondents, we have updated the default setting for the "Submit to Google Forms" feature that we introduced last year to support large responses. Previously, users encountering the "Response too large" error could disable submission to Google Forms and collect large responses. Now, we have made this the default setting, allowing you to collect responses and view them directly in our Responses and Reports page. Additionally, you can export the data to Google Sheets.


You can enable the option to submit responses to Google Forms if needed, but please note that some submissions may fail. Login to Formfacade/Neartail/Formesign > click on the form to open it > Edit page will be displayed > In the Edit page, click on the form title to select it > click on the settings gear icon > Form settings page will be displayed > click Advanced > enable the Submit to google forms option and click Save. 


We are currently working on implementing the official Google Forms API while preserving all existing functionality. This update will ensure that submissions remain seamless and reliable for users.


Update: We have implemented the Forms API. Form submissions should now be recorded in Google Forms without issues when the "Submit to Google Forms" option is enabled. We will monitor the update over the next couple of days and fix any issues.