Hide submit button in bizform

Not "out of the box". The easiest way would to have your own javascript/juqery that will hide the button based on some inputs values.

Hi Peter, what about the bizform code window that is available in the Forms application? could it be accomplished by editing there?

I would do it in your biz form layout with javascript/jquery, this way javascript will be specific to your biz form, but yes sure you can do in bizform web part (CMSWebParts/BizForms/bizform.ascx), for example in

protected void SetupControl():

{
    if (StopProcessing)
    {
        // Do nothing
        viewBiz.StopProcessing = true;
    }
    else
    {
        // Set BizForm properties
        viewBiz.FormName = BizFormName;
        viewBiz.SiteName = SiteName;
        viewBiz.UseColonBehindLabel = UseColonBehindLabel;
        viewBiz.AlternativeFormFullName = AlternativeFormName;
        viewBiz.ValidationErrorMessage = ValidationErrorMessage;

        if (BizFormName == "yourformname")
        {
            bool isSubmitButtonVisible = true;

            var visibleFields  = viewBiz.FormInformation.GetFields(true, false);
            foreach (FormFieldInfo field in visibleFields)
            {
                var disyplayName = field.GetDisplayName(MacroResolver.GetInstance());
                //... make your condition
                isSubmitButtonVisible = false;
            }
            var invisibleFields = viewBiz.FormInformation.GetFields(false, true);
            foreach (FormFieldInfo field in invisibleFields)
            {
                var disyplayName = field.GetDisplayName(MacroResolver.GetInstance());
                //...make your condition
                isSubmitButtonVisible = false;
            }

            viewBiz.SubmitButton.Visible = isSubmitButtonVisible;
        }
        ...

P.S. If you want do in the web part I would recommend to clone it, so changes will not accidentally affect other biz forms

Romina,

It is possible to hide the Submit button of a BizForm using a custom layout: https://docs.kentico.com/k11/managing-website-content/forms/defining-custom-form-layout. In a custom layout, you can add the $$submitbutton$$ macro to place the button in a particular location, so it would be possible to place it within a <div> element that is hidden via CSS.

However, it isn't possible to dynamically show/hide the button using the same approach as form fields. This would require some javascript, or customization of the web part as Peter suggested. Of course, we would recommend that you create a custom web part by cloning the original web part first.