Wim Bronswijk thank you for your feedback? Without any guarantees, how about combining this feature (request) with the following request?

So that when you have configured an optional submit button, you do not get the "are you sure" prompt.

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We got forms that will only displays content without an action.

An close button will be greate or a switch between sumbit oder close the window.

This would be useful for my organization as well. Maybe in this case, the 'Submit' button should be replaced with 'Close'

Also, for these non-submittable forms, clicking outside the form should close it immediately (currently, the user is asked for confirmation). Or better yet, this prompt could also be made optional.

We also have lots of SA forms (some still need to be made) which display reports which don't always need to be submitted. For us an option to be able to turn the Submit button on or off would help a lot but ideally it would be better to have a feature added to the form field "Checkbox input" where when activated the form submission is activated or disactivated. Or maybe a second type of "Checkbox input" with this option included for the flexability.

At the moment our workaround is to use the "Checkbox input" to ask the question if the user would like to recieve the form data results (for example grid data) through the e-mail and react on the "Checkbox input" result whithin the task to decide whether the form data should be mailed or not, because the users can also send a form request even if they don't want to receive the information through the e-mail.

If you decide to make these changes then it would also be fine if whithin the delegation activities the text by submission result could be differentiated by using for example the text "Unsubmittable form"