diff --git a/packages/nodes-base/nodes/Form/FormTrigger.node.ts b/packages/nodes-base/nodes/Form/FormTrigger.node.ts index 7ea8cb1764..75f56584d4 100644 --- a/packages/nodes-base/nodes/Form/FormTrigger.node.ts +++ b/packages/nodes-base/nodes/Form/FormTrigger.node.ts @@ -45,9 +45,9 @@ export class FormTrigger implements INodeType { header: 'Pull in a test form submission', executionsHelp: { inactive: - "Form Trigger have two modes: test and production.

Use test mode while you build your workflow. Click the 'Test Step' button, then fill out the test form that opens in a popup tab. The executions will show up in the editor.

Use production mode to run your workflow automatically. Activate the workflow, then make requests to the production URL. Then every time there's a form submission via the Production Form URL, the workflow will execute. These executions will show up in the executions list, but not in the editor.", + "Form Trigger has two modes: test and production.

Use test mode while you build your workflow. Click the 'Test Step' button, then fill out the test form that opens in a popup tab. The executions will show up in the editor.

Use production mode to run your workflow automatically. Activate the workflow, then make requests to the production URL. Then every time there's a form submission via the Production Form URL, the workflow will execute. These executions will show up in the executions list, but not in the editor.", active: - "Form Trigger have two modes: test and production.

Use test mode while you build your workflow. Click the 'Test Step' button, then fill out the test form that opens in a popup tab. The executions will show up in the editor.

Use production mode to run your workflow automatically. Activate the workflow, then make requests to the production URL. Then every time there's a form submission via the Production Form URL, the workflow will execute. These executions will show up in the executions list, but not in the editor.", + "Form Trigger has two modes: test and production.

Use test mode while you build your workflow. Click the 'Test Step' button, then fill out the test form that opens in a popup tab. The executions will show up in the editor.

Use production mode to run your workflow automatically. Activate the workflow, then make requests to the production URL. Then every time there's a form submission via the Production Form URL, the workflow will execute. These executions will show up in the executions list, but not in the editor.", }, activationHint: { active: