Yes, you can overwrite the form's action in Webflow using JavaScript when the checkbox is unchecked without causing a "405 Not Allowed" error. Here's a step-by-step explanation of how you can achieve this:
1. Start by giving an ID to your HTML form element in Webflow. You can do this by selecting the form element and adding a unique ID value in the Settings panel on the right, under "Element Settings".
2. Create a JavaScript function that will be triggered when the checkbox's state is changed. You can use the `addEventListener` method to listen for the `change` event on the checkbox element. Inside the event listener, you can check if the checkbox is checked or unchecked and adjust the form's action accordingly.
```javascript
document.getElementById("your-checkbox-id").addEventListener("change", function() {
var form = document.getElementById("your-form-id");
var checkbox = document.getElementById("your-checkbox-id");
if (checkbox.checked) { form.action = "your-action-url-when-checkbox-is-checked"; } else { form.action = "your-action-url-when-checkbox-is-unchecked"; }
});
```
Replace `"your-checkbox-id"` with the actual ID of your checkbox element and `"your-form-id"` with the ID of your form element. Modify `"your-action-url-when-checkbox-is-checked"` and `"your-action-url-when-checkbox-is-unchecked"` with the desired action URLs when the checkbox is checked or unchecked.
3. Save your JavaScript code in an external JavaScript file and link it to your Webflow project. You can do this by adding a Script tag in the head or body of your Webflow project and specifying the source file.
```html
```
Replace `"path/to/your/script.js"` with the actual path to your JavaScript file.
By following these steps, you can dynamically update the form's action based on the checkbox state using JavaScript. This will help you avoid the "405 Not Allowed" error and ensure that the form submits to the desired URL depending on the checkbox status.