@NareshBa For faster response - you may want to post your query to https://experienceleaguecommunities.adobe.com/t5/adobe-experience-manager/ct-p/adobe-experience-manager-community since it is not related to AEM Forms. 

Hi James,The CSRF handling for Forms is quite similar, and the CSRF clientLib part of the forms runtime is responsible for passing the required token on submission. This token is validated as part of the CSRFFilter which you are seeing in the logs you shared.Thanks & Regards,-Sudhanshu

Hi Rashid,Adaptive Form fragment support is available since AEM 6.1. For more details on the same you can refer to [1]. There are also some reference fragments available as seen in [2].[1] Adobe Experience Manager Help | Adaptive form fragments [2] Adobe Experience Manager Help | Reference adaptive ...

Colspan property is available for the fields / panels which are a direct child of a panel with responsive layout. You can add a wrapper responsive panel to achieve the desired behavior.

Hi Chris,You can style various layout using the Theme editor. For this you can use the property sheet on the side panel to choose the desired panel layout, and provide the styling.For performing a WYSIWYG styling you can choose a form which has the desired panel layout (Theme Options > Configure > P...

Hi Balu M,Can you please share the form with which you are getting the error.Thanks & Regards,-Sudhanshu

Hi Sandhya,You can create a Theme using Theme Editor [1] and apply it to the required form. It provides a user interface to style the various form elements, and also supports including additional styling using the base clientlib provided for the Theme. For applying the theme to the form, you can ref...

The HTML DOM structure is internal and can change with updates, so one should never work with the HTML DOM elements directly from HTML5 form. Also the changes made to the DOM would not be reflected to the model automatically. For the use case you mentioned (add image controls) you should follow the ...

If you are currently working in a development environment where the server can access a shared location where you can place the XDP files, then you can use the contentRoot parameter to achieve this.Reference url: https://helpx.adobe.com/aem-forms/6-2/rendering-form-template.html

Hi Tarek, During the development phase you can try using the debugger statement before the code snippet you want to debug. For reference: http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_debugger.asp