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  1. jwlwebdesign
    Member

    Hi There,

    I've created a form with 10 questions in it, with 1 question per page
    http://www.markteffectief.eu/hoe-markteffectief-bent-u-eigenlijk/

    After the 10th question you see all your answers one one page:
    http://www.markteffectief.eu/markteffectiviteit-resultaten,

    with results:
    http://www.markteffectief.eu/markteffectiviteit-resultaten/?results&answer1=Nee&answer2=1&answer3=Nee&answer4=2&answer5=Nee&answer6=3&answer7=Nee&answer8=4&answer9=Nee&answer10=5&answer11=Nee&answer12=6&answer13=Nee&answer14=7&answer15=Nee&answer16=8&answer17=Nee&answer18=9&answer19=Nee&answer20=10#gf_1

    At the bottom of that page there's a second form where people can fill in some personal information. Now, the webmaster gets 2 emails, one that someone filled in the form and one that someone filled in some personal info. But what I actually want is that when someone did the the test (all 10 questions) they see the results, but when they fill in the second form the results are send with it so the webmaster get the results and the personal information in one email.

    Is this possible?

    Hope that someone can help me out.

    Best regards,
    Jan Willem

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday April 5, 2013 | Permalink

  2. David Peralty

    Yes, but you would have to fill in the answers into hidden fields in the second form so that it is all included in the second form as form details so it can be e-mailed. You could have hidden fields that are populated dynamically with the values in the query string.

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday April 5, 2013 | Permalink

  3. jwlwebdesign
    Member

    Hi David, thank you for you reply. I don't think I can manage that, can you help me a little more please?

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday April 5, 2013 | Permalink

  4. David Peralty

    Create a hidden field. Put a check in Allow Populate Dynamically. It will ask for a variable name, and just give it one from your query string, for example answer1. Then when the form loads, it will grab the value in answer1 and put it in the hidden field.

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday April 5, 2013 | Permalink

  5. jwlwebdesign
    Member

    Brilliant! Thank you so much!!

    Posted 12 years ago on Friday April 5, 2013 | Permalink