How Do I Allow Users to Edit WordPress Forms After Submission?

In order to allow users to edit WordPress forms after submission, you will first need to create a custom form action. To do this, open your WordPress admin panel and navigate to Settings > Forms.

Under the “Form Actions” heading, click on the “Add New Form Action” button.

Enter the following information into the “Form Action Name” field:

name: Edit Form

In the “Form Action URL” field, enter the following:

/edit-form

In the “Form Action Description” field, enter the following:

This action allows users to edit the form after it has been submitted.

Under the “Form Action Options” heading, select the “Enable Editing” checkbox.

Click on the “Save Form Action” button.

Now you will need to create a custom form action handler. To do this, open your WordPress admin panel and navigate to the “Settings” menu.

Under the “Forms” heading, click on the “Add New Form” button.

Enter the following information into the “Form Name” field:

Now you will need to create a custom form handler.

Now you will need to add a function to your WordPress theme or plugin.

Under the “General” heading, click on the “Add New Function” button.

Enter the following information into the “Function Name” field:

name: EditForm_EnableEditing

In the “Function Description” field, enter the following:

This function enables users to edit the form after it has been submitted.

In the “Function Arguments” field, enter the following:

$form = get_form();

$form[‘name’] = ‘Edit Form';

$form[‘action’] = ‘/edit-form';

$form[‘description’] = ‘This action allows users to edit the form after it has been submitted.';

$form[‘options’] = ‘Enable Editing';

$form[‘execute’] = true;

Click on the “Save Function” button. To do this, open your WordPress.