R = requests.post(response_url, response) Response_url = url.replace(url, 'formResponse?') # questions = dict(zip(question_strings, question_ids))ĭef send_answers(url, fname, lname, grade, section, subject): #arrange this as per your form requirementsĪnswers = # Below are only for when you want to know the form fills with their corresponding entry ids

#It will leave the first numbers (they are not the ids) #It will find all the numbers in the content #It will match all the questions in the form Soup = BeautifulSoup(ntent, 'html.parser')Ĭontent = _all(text = re.compile('var FB')) I have included both of them in one and made this script : import requests

But in this too you have to extract the IDs. This list will contain all the IDs.Īnother way, as stated by others, is to reconstruct the URL with prefilled values. Using RegEx we can extract all the numbers and collect every second number in a list. One of them is the ID and another one I don't know. ,null,null,null,'Attendance Form',48,null,null,null,null,null,Īs you can see there are two numbers with each field. It lòoks something like this : var FB_PUBLIC_LOAD_DATA_ = To extract the IDs, inspect the html code and look at the at the (very) end of the page. is the key and your answer is the value.Then you have to send a POST request to the form URL with the dictionary as the data. One way is to extract those IDs with and make a dictionary where entry. I had made similar script to send my school attendance.Įvery field in Google Forms is associated with a entry. I think I may be late but still give you a solution.

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