Test Page - Bd Upanup

Chat GPT told me this today:

In Drupal 10, the Webform module allows you to manage submissions with various statuses. These statuses help you track the progress and state of form submissions. Here are the explanations for the statuses you mentioned:

  1. Draft:
    • This status indicates that the submission has been started but not yet completed by the user. It is essentially a work-in-progress. Users may save their progress and return later to complete the form.
  2. Completed:
    • This status indicates that the submission has been fully completed and submitted by the user. No further edits or changes are expected from the user once a submission is marked as completed.
  3. Draft and Completed:
    • This option includes both the draft and completed submissions. It is used when you want to apply a particular action or setting to both types of submissions, covering all possible states of form completion.

Submission Purge Settings

In the Submission purge settings within the Submissions tab, you have the option to automatically purge (delete) submissions based on their status. This helps in managing storage and maintaining only the necessary data. Here is what each option means in the context of purging:

  • Automatically purge on Draft:
    • If this option is selected, only the submissions with the status 'Draft' will be automatically purged. This is useful for cleaning up incomplete or abandoned submissions.
  • Automatically purge on Completed:
    • If this option is selected, only the submissions with the status 'Completed' will be automatically purged. This might be useful if you want to clear out all data after it has been processed or stored elsewhere.
  • Automatically purge on Draft and Completed:
    • If this option is selected, submissions with either 'Draft' or 'Completed' status will be automatically purged. This is useful if you want to periodically clean up all submissions regardless of their state.

By configuring these settings, you can control how long different types of form submissions are retained on your Drupal 10 website, ensuring that you manage your storage effectively and comply with data retention policies.

This is my test.

And here is the anchor that I want to test.

And more stuff to display.

And yes we're in a test.