Is form linking functionality as end of form navigation an option for application using advanced modules? Are there any caveats to using form linking in advanced modules?
Use form linking in a CommCare app that uses advanced modules
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The default settings of your project do not let you split mulitselect questions in case exports. This is because your case does not know which questions correspond with which case properties (because it could be multiple questions).
However, we do have a feature preview that you can enable on your project that will allow you to define how you would like to split your case property in a case export.
You can enable this setting by going to https://www.commcarehq.org/a/your_domain/settings/project/previews/ and checking the "Split multi-selects in case export" option. Then hit Update Previews.
When that is enabled you should see an extra column in your export that will allow you to select the Type. Here you select "multiselect." Then you can add your options. Example below:
To change the form name you can use the form settings page.
You are no longer able to change the form name from the "Form Properties" under the Tools menu
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Best Answer
Short answer to this is yes, it does. Slightly longer answer is that the way form linking interacts with Advanced Modules is complex, brittle, and not recommended.
As an alternative option, you can set your form navigation to "Module: Your Module". Then at the end of the form include an image of the icon of the form they should select next. This way the user sees which icon they're supposed to choose next and are sent directly to the list of forms they can choose from.