The default button text for 'unlimited' fields where you can add multiple items is "Add another item".
You might want to change this.
This module lets you do it per field bundle - there are a couple of text options (for add and remove) added to the field edit screen.
NB: this is not the 'Save and add another' button for an entire content type, just the one that handles the javascript for individual fields with multiple entries.
Adds spam prevention to forms (you can select which, including user registration and contact).
Recommended settings:
- turn logging on (look for entries of type = honeypot in /admin/reports/dblog
- if using time limit - i.e the minimum amount of time form is expected to be on screen before module things it's a real person, not a bot, suggest 5 seconds rather than 10 (too agressive when using browser autocomplete for, for example, email address on password reminder form)
This module lets you add fields from submissions to view, and sort/filter the view on them, in the same way you would standard fields from the Field API.
It's still alpha and not as polished/robust as the webform module itself - but it's certainly OK to use in production provided you test things first - check every combination of exposed filters works, and double check you aren't seeing duplicate rows (right now I've locked it to a recent commit on the dev-5.x branch, which doesn't need any patches).
Add group' button to /admin/config/people/accounts/form-display (or any other form), can then group fields inside fieldset/other HTML wrappers.
Types of groups:
In theory can use this to add <div>s with css styles such as flexbox, like webform uses, but CSS to support that needs to be present on the page.
One of the best maintained contrib modules. Main benefits: nicely presented forms with powerful conditional logic, YAML configuration, flexible user permissions, very clean data storage, secure. Codebase is also very much written "the Drupal way".
I'm currently using this patch to avoid AJAX errors - it's only necessary where you've both enabled Automatically save as draft when paging, previewing, and when there are validation errors, and are using a confirmation type like inline, that still uses AJAX to submit the form when there are no validation errors.
Troubleshooting install of webform external libraries: (Jan 2020)
Follow these instructions: https://www.drupal.org/node/3003140
If you get a composer SSL error, follow these instructions.
(specifically, you need to set openssl.cafile in php.ini)