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CognitoForm Voice Update


Hi There,

How it’s possible to update a CognitoForm voice?

Thanks

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Hi @Marco!

It’s not possible to update a form entry in CognitoForms. Are you looking to update a Form when something happens in MySQL, or are you trying to update MySQL when you get a new form?

 

It sounds like you want to do something like this: When you get a new Form in Cognito forms then update a record in MySQL. Is that right?

 

If that’s the case then you’ll probably need a Zap that looks like this:

  1. Trigger: Cognito Forms - New Entry
  2. Action: MySQL - Find Row (or Find row via custom query)
  3. Action: MySQL - Update Row

 

You need the Find Row step so that you can get the ID of the row that you’d like to update, which you’ll need for the Update Row step. I hope that gets you pointed in the right direction!

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jpot
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  • July 30, 2020

Marco,

 

Hello! I’m going to be honest: I’m not sure what you mean by “voice.” I don’t see any actions or triggers related to voices, but could you give me more of an idea of what you’re trying to do? Thanks!


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  • July 30, 2020

Hi Jesse,

Thank for your answer.

I meaning a form.
Can you consider a form as a record?
I look for update a field of this specific record, obviosly using Zapier.
Link is between MySql and CognitoForm

Thank you! 


Danvers
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  • July 31, 2020

Hi @Marco!

It’s not possible to update a form entry in CognitoForms. Are you looking to update a Form when something happens in MySQL, or are you trying to update MySQL when you get a new form?

 

It sounds like you want to do something like this: When you get a new Form in Cognito forms then update a record in MySQL. Is that right?

 

If that’s the case then you’ll probably need a Zap that looks like this:

  1. Trigger: Cognito Forms - New Entry
  2. Action: MySQL - Find Row (or Find row via custom query)
  3. Action: MySQL - Update Row

 

You need the Find Row step so that you can get the ID of the row that you’d like to update, which you’ll need for the Update Row step. I hope that gets you pointed in the right direction!