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It's hard to say what is processing a form without some more information. There are several ways to build forms in Drupal, so it depends on how it was made. The Rules module is not used for building forms, so this form is generated elsewhere. Perhaps you could give us more information about the purpose and function of the form so that we can help narrow it down.
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It's hard to say what is processing a form without some more information. There are several ways to build forms in Drupal, so it depends on how it was made. The Rules module is not used for building forms, so this form is generated elsewhere. Perhaps you could give us more information about the purpose and function of the form so that we can help narrow it down.

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Also, look at the rendered source code for that form. If you could give us the ID value for the form, that may help us as well.
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Also, look at the rendered source code for that form. If you could give us the ID value for the form, that may help us as well.

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Sorry for all the delay here. <br />
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The url is here: <a href="http://zoomapartmentfinder.com" rel="ugc">http://zoomapartmentfinder.com</a><br />
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The form is on all pages. We need to be able to add and validate other fields. It is basically a registration form that sends values to a database and email to the form owner.<br />
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We can manage fields using Content &gt;&nbsp;Content Types &gt;&nbsp;Lead<br />
We manage recipients in Rules.<br />
Just don't know where validation is managed.<br />
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Thanks for you patience.
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Sorry for all the delay here.

The url is here: http://zoomapartmentfinder.com [http://zoomapartmentfinder.com]

The form is on all pages. We need to be able to add and validate other fields. It is basically a registration form that sends values to a database and email to the form owner.

We can manage fields using Content > Content Types > Lead
We manage recipients in Rules.
Just don't know where validation is managed.

Thanks for you patience.

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Where do we find the script that processes a form originally setup in Rules? We need to validate fields in a multipage 2-page form. I assume it is processed by a php script somewhere.
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Where do we find the script that processes a form originally setup in Rules? We need to validate fields in a multipage 2-page form. I assume it is processed by a php script somewhere.

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