Ivan Zugec Demonstrates Webform in Drupal CMS

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Site builders can configure Webform in Drupal CMS without writing custom code. In Using Webform in Drupal CMS, published on WebWash on 16 August 2026, Ivan Zugec, senior PHP/Drupal developer, demonstrates the process with a sample Customer form. His tutorial covers conditional fields, email handlers, multi-page forms, stored submissions, and placement of the form on a Drupal Canvas page.

The Canvas example highlights a practical implementation caveat. Ivan notes that Ajax can cause an embedded Webform to stop submitting as expected in Canvas and recommends disabling Ajax for the form; he also uses an inline confirmation so the response remains within the page layout. The full WebWash tutorial provides the configuration steps and accompanying video for readers who want to reproduce the setup.

Reference: Using Webform in Drupal CMS by Ivan Zugec, WebWash (16 August 2026)

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