Form assigned tag

form:assigned answers whether a form renders on the page's site, so a template can hide what surrounds it, such as a heading or an introduction.

Form	Result
Assigned to the page's site	true
With no sites	true
Assigned to other sites only	false
Does not exist	false

It never aborts or logs, whatever not_assigned says.

Parameters

The tag names the form the way form:create does: with in, handle, is, form or formset, or from a form in the template's context.

Antlers

Use it as a condition, or as a tag pair that renders its contents only when the form is assigned:

{{ if {form:assigned in="contact"} }}
    <h2>Contact us</h2>
{{ /if }}

{{ form:assigned in="contact" }}
    <p>We reply within two working days.</p>
{{ /form:assigned }}

Blade

Fetch it, or use the tag pair as a component:

@if (Statamic::tag('form:assigned')->params(['in' => 'contact'])->fetch())
    <h2>Contact us</h2>
@endif

<s:form:assigned in="contact">
    <p>We reply within two working days.</p>
</s:form:assigned>

A form whose handle is assigned

Like Statamic's own form:create and form:errors, the tag's name takes precedence over a form whose handle is assigned in the {{ form:assigned }} shorthand; render such a form with {{ form:create in="assigned" }}.