Hi Kenneth,

Check out the information on this blog post https://www.aperturelabs.biz/blog/creating-episerver-forms-v.

Optimizely Forms are based upon blocks and therefore can be created programmatically. 

It may take a bit more coding than we would like, however it is possible.

Paul

@Paul McGann

Thank you for this.

Ended up with something like this, if it's the best approach I don't know, but it works for me now.

foreach (var item in fromForm.ElementsArea.Items)
{
    if (item.ContentLink.ID == 0)
    {
          continue;
    }
    //create a new form element in that folder
    var content = _contentLoader.Get<IContent>(item.ContentLink);
    var contentType = _contentTypeRepository.Load(content.ContentTypeID);
                
    var formElement = _contentRepository.GetDefault<IContent>(formAssetFolder.ContentLink, contentType.ID);
    formElement.Name = content.Name;

    var from = content as ElementBlockBase;
    var to = formElement as ElementBlockBase;
    to.Label = from.Label;
    to.Description = from.Description;

    //save the edited form element
    _contentRepository.Save((IContent)to, SaveAction.Publish, AccessLevel.NoAccess);

    writeableForm.ElementsArea.Items.Add(new ContentAreaItem { ContentLink = formElement.ContentLink });
}

Kenneth

@Kenneth For using the GUI, there is also this:

Gotcha’s with reusing Episerver Forms ElementBlocks (optimizely.com)

Nils