I'm building a complaint form for our association that business owners can use to file complaints against members (and non-members) of our association.
I want the business owner to be able to fill out a form, and have it posted to our complaints committee.
I also want to display those filed complaints embedded in our website in a searchable form, but ONLY after the compaints committee has "approved" the complaint to be visible on the website.
I can build the form, and have it submit to our committee. And I can make the results of that form embed in our website. But of course the submissions show up right away, rather than waiting for our committee to "approve" them.
Do I need to build two separate "forms"...one that get's submitted by the business owner, then somehow pass the data over to the second "form" which has a web view embedded in our site?
Or is there some way to do it in one "form", but have a view that only includes "approved" submissions, and then embed that view in our site?