Allow only edit response in a Google form - google-forms

I have a Google form connect to a Google sheet that stores all the data from the responders of the Google form.
This Google form is officially closed(past deadline) but I need to add a new field in this Google form and make responders who have already response to my form to fill the new field.
Allow the previous responders to edit there response and no others can fill this Google form(others will see form closed message).

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This is more of a simple yes or no question with the hope that someone could point me in the right direction.
My company has Google Calendar and Google Forms. What we want to do is create a Registration Form using Google Forms, once the Registration Form is created then it will automatically create an event within our Google Calendar with the Registration Form Link.
We do not want to use the responses to create an event, we want to use the form to create the event. The responses are set up within the form to be emailed to the a specific person where they can tally and confirm all the registries.
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When creating a Google Form, once the visitor clicks 'Submit', I want to redirect them to a custom URL or custom Thank you page (i.e., http://cnn.com ).
The current functionality of all Google Forms is to show a message that the form has been submitted. I'd like to bypass that and instead send to a Custom URL.
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I used rails to develop my website, and I've installed disqus and google analytics.
I would like to be able to view the content of comments made via disqus in my google analytics dashboard. Is this possible?
I've only been able to see how many 'likes' and 'comments' in the dashboard, but not the actual content.
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