My client is in the medical field and we're collecting basic contact information via an online "Getting Started" form.
The very last question on the first page of the form asks if the person is currently experiencing suicidal thoughts.
Conditional logic setup in the form will take them to a "CALL 911" page if they select "Yes." Unfortunately, because we're using pagination, when they arrive on this page, they are shown a "Previous" button.
This creates a great deal of liability for my client, as anyone arriving at that page is easily able to go back and select "No" and complete the form.
I understand there's not a way to program conditional logic on the previous button, but I'm curious if anyone has suggestions on how I can hide the previous button on page 2, while keeping it available on page 3.
A sample of this form is available online at: http://neurofitnutrition.com/sample-getting-started/
Thanks!