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Can Gravity forms create conditional multi page forms

  1. jcrsantiago
    Member

    The 1 feature I would buy gravity forms is for conditional Multi-Page Forms.

    So if a user selects they want to buy a house, it sends them to a form that has questions for people who want to buy a house (passing the data along) This form might have several pages to it. And it they wanted to buy a car it would send them to a different branching form.

    Does Gravity Forms support this? I have a client that wants a website done now. If not when will you guys support this?

    Posted 13 years ago on Friday January 21, 2011 | Permalink
  2. Gravity Forms does support conditional multi-page forms; however, it does not send them to different forms, just different pages of the same form.

    It would be a matter of a small code customization (which is posted and available in the support forums) using one of Gravity Forms many hooks to have it send them to different forms based on a multiple choice field (ie "Buy a House", "Buy a Car", etc).

    Posted 13 years ago on Friday January 21, 2011 | Permalink
  3. vlinkdave
    Member

    You mentioned that there is code available in the support forums showing a hook to send the user to different forms based on a multiple choice field (ie "Buy a House", "Buy a Car", etc).

    I can't seem to locate it... can you point me to the correct support page?

    Thx... dave

    Posted 13 years ago on Friday July 1, 2011 | Permalink
  4. I'm not aware of any support tutorial on this. The only way I am aware of how to do this would be to use a custom PHP page that you create that takes a query string value and redirects to an appropriate page based on the value.

    You would then setup your form Confirmation to redirect to this PHP page and pass the drop down value to this page using the query string builder in the URL Redirect option in the Confirmation for the form.

    Your custom PHP page would then read the value and redirect to the appropriate page containing the next form.

    Posted 13 years ago on Friday July 1, 2011 | Permalink