Hi Frans,

If you run the latest nightly of Umbraco Forms then you have the options to customizing for a specific form. http://nightly.umbraco.org/UmbracoForms/nightlies/

For a specific form you'll need to create the following folder: /App_Plugins/UmbracoForms/Data/forms/{FormId}/ (FormId needs to be an existing form id, you can find the id of the form in the URL when you are on the form)

As an example if your form id is 85514c04-e188-43d0-9246-98b34069750c then you can overwrite the form view by adding the Form.cshtml file to the directory First copying the default one and then making your changes is the best way to get started /App_Plugins/UmbracoForms/Data/forms/85514c04-e188-43d0-9246-98b34069750c/Form.cshtml

Then I think that you can do some thing like this directly in on of your templates.

@If(CurrentPage.DocumentTypeAlias == "SpecialForm"){
     @Umbraco.RenderMacro("FormsRenderForm", new {FormGuid="85514c04-e188-43d0-9246-98b34069750c"})
}else
{
     @Umbraco.RenderMacro("FormsRenderForm", new {FormGuid="3673bf87-e96e-41d0-a1d9-831ed8412205"})
}

Remember to change the form GUID´s so it match your case.

Hope this helps,

/Dennis

yesterday I was fooling around with this problem and found a different solution.

In the document type SpecialForm I have a FormPicker. In the template I render the form the normal way:

    @Umbraco.RenderMacro("umbracoformsRenderForm", new {FormGuid="6bf71d72-5186-416f-b0bb-0bedac65d66a"})

On the form Partial View I compare the Guid of the current form and the special form. If it's a match I use the special layout else I use the default form.

    @{
        var SpecialFormNode= new umbraco.NodeFactory.Node(SpecialFormNodeId);
        string SpecialFormGuid = SpecialFormNode.GetProperty("SpecialForm").Value;
        string CurrentFormGuid = Model.FormId.ToString();
}

@if(@SpecialFormGuid == @CurrentFormGuid)
{
//SpecialForm Layout
}
else
{
//Normal layout
}

Now I can access content of the SpecialFormsNode with:

SpecialFormNode.GetProperty("img1").Value;

I don't know if this is the most efficient way to go, but for me the advantage is that I'm able to change both layouts in one partial view that I can access via Umbraco without the use of Visual Studio.

Does anyone foresee a problem with this solution?

Still one problem left....

I need to acces media from the forms.cshtml but the namespace doesn't exist and I have no idee how to include it. @Include doesn't work becouse forms uses @model and there can only be one @model in a partial view...

Any thoughts?

Edit: I was able to get the Id of the image I want but I can't get the URL or the Name...

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