The form link will be used to generate a QR code, which students will scan (in person) to access the form and record their attendance. I would like to create a Jotform survey (or any kind of survey) that will be used to take attendance. Perhaps I wasn't very clear, so let me try to explain again. To reference the example link in the article, I would want the address bar to just display: Note: The solution suggested in the article wouldn't work on its own in this application, as the special URL displayed in the address bar. I am not sure if this is possible, but is there a way to create a link that autofills the password, so the user never actually sees what the password is? I read a Jotform article that talks about creating special links that accomplish this by creating hidden, autofilled responses, so I am wondering if there would be a way to do something similar with the password field. However, I would need to define a URL that is specific to the QR code that bypasses the password protection requirement.
However, I would like to avoid students being able to save and/or distribute the form URL, to ensure that students who are not present (to scan the QR code) cannot access the attendance form.Īfter taking a look at the Jotform built-in features, I think the best way to go about this would be to password protect the form. I plan to distribute the form via QR code, to ensure that students are present to access the form. I am trying to develop a form to use in an academic setting that allows students to verify their attendance.
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