Add a form to a DNN page

Use the dashboard to place a saved form on an existing DNN page.

1. Open the form's ⋯ menu and choose Add form to page.
2. Search for the target page. Check the selected page; it may differ from the page you are currently viewing.
3. Choose the target pane and click Add.
4. Open the page and verify the form, including its fields and Submit button.

The recording uses a separate local demo page. Adding a form to a page creates a module placement; it does not create a second copy of that form's submissions.

Start from a blank module

You can also add a MegaForm module through DNN and use its form picker to select a saved form. Check module-level settings when the same form needs a different appearance on another page.

Manage MegaForm from the Persona Bar

Open MegaForm in DNN's Persona Bar to manage forms, entries, workflows, languages and shared settings.

Create a form

Choose Create form for the Wizard or Create with AI after configuring an AI provider. The Wizard can start from a blank form, a quick-start example or the current Online Gallery catalog.

Find entries

Open Submissions for the portal overview, then choose a form. Use search, dates, status and field filters to narrow the entries. My Inbox contains the workflow tasks available to you.

Put a form on a page

Open a form's ⋯ actions and choose Add form to page. Select the target page and pane, add the module, then open the live page.

Use the form actions

The same menu provides Design, View entries with its count, CSV export, Copy workflow, Duplicate and Permissions. Check the destination and field mappings before copying a workflow to another form.

Creating forms with the Wizard

Open MegaForm in the Persona Bar and choose Create form. The Wizard has five steps; review the preview as you work.

1. Setup: name the form, choose MegaForm storage, a new SQL table or an existing table. Start blank, use a quick-start form or choose a gallery template.
2. Fields: add controls and widgets, open detailed properties and check required values, options and validation. Address is available as a composite control. With custom templates, use Blocks & Fields to remove or move an entire section without leaving empty headings.
3. Workflow: decide whether approval is required. Assign each review step to a role or user, set its deadline and review notification choices.
4. Design: choose colors, typography and shape. For a template, preserve its design and use Template wording to edit the supplied content.
5. Publish: review access and response options, then create the form. Open it in the builder and test the saved result.

To place a saved form on another DNN page, use Add form to page. See Add a form to a page. A form created in an existing module context can be bound to that module.

For free-form editing, open the builder. For prompt-based design, configure a provider and use Create with AI or AI Designer.