You wouldn't use conditional logic to accomplish this. Here is what you would do:
FORM 1 (single input form):
- Edit the Form
- Edit Form Settings (Hover over Form Title/Form Description area and select Edit)
- Select the Confirmation Tab
- Select "Redirect" for your Confirmation Message
- Enter the full HTTP path to the page containing FORM 2
- Click the "Pass Field Data Via Query String" checkbox
- In the Query String builder box enter "email=" and then select your email field from the "Insert form field" drop down. You should end up with something like this, please note the email field variable may vary slightly: http://grab.by/7Elh
- Save your form
FORM 2 (form you want to populate dynamically)
- Edit the Form
- Edit the Email field you want to populate dynamically
- Select the Advanced Tab
- Check the "Allow field to be populated dynamically" checkbox
- Enter a parameter name of "email" You will end up with something that looks like this: http://grab.by/7ElF
- Save your Form
Now when you submit Form 1 it should redirect to the page containing Form 2 passing the value of the EMail field via the query string. Form 2 should then pre-populate it's Email field with the value of the email in the query string.
Posted 14 years ago on Tuesday November 30, 2010 |
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