Hi all,
I need to configure a form as follows:
1. Customers see a radio button "yes / no"
2. A - Clicking on "yes": the get the full form / B - Clicking on "no" they get a message like "I'm sorry the service is not available for you".
Could you please help me?
Thank you in advance
I need to configure a form as follows:
1. Customers see a radio button "yes / no"
2. A - Clicking on "yes": the get the full form / B - Clicking on "no" they get a message like "I'm sorry the service is not available for you".
Could you please help me?
Thank you in advance
Hi g.pierini,
Build a multi-page form with this as the first page, then in the second page add an event switcher to check the radio button setting.
Bob
Build a multi-page form with this as the first page, then in the second page add an event switcher to check the radio button setting.
Bob
Hi Bob,
I did that as you suggested but it doesn't work, how can I pass to section 2? Shall I put a button? with it I get an error for the captcha, without it instead, I remain at section one, I changed the field from radio to dropdown
I did that as you suggested but it doesn't work, how can I pass to section 2? Shall I put a button? with it I get an error for the captcha, without it instead, I remain at section one, I changed the field from radio to dropdown
Two ways.
Put everything in a Fieldset Area, except for your first Yes/No radio.
In the radio, under Events, On select => 1 (or yes) => Show + Enable => #id_of_the_fieldset_area (including the #). Then do the opposite for the No / 0 option. (Use the radio VALUES not the radio LABELS.
Second way, like Bob is saying, have your Yes/No radio and a Submit button. The rest of your form should be in a separate section (there's an input box at the bottom of the design tab for you to add a new section). In your submit action, you need an event switcher - set the events to 0,1 (or whatever your two values are) and hit Update Events. In the Yes box, drag a display section action, change the name from "One" to whatever you've called your second section.
Put everything in a Fieldset Area, except for your first Yes/No radio.
In the radio, under Events, On select => 1 (or yes) => Show + Enable => #id_of_the_fieldset_area (including the #). Then do the opposite for the No / 0 option. (Use the radio VALUES not the radio LABELS.
Second way, like Bob is saying, have your Yes/No radio and a Submit button. The rest of your form should be in a separate section (there's an input box at the bottom of the design tab for you to add a new section). In your submit action, you need an event switcher - set the events to 0,1 (or whatever your two values are) and hit Update Events. In the Yes box, drag a display section action, change the name from "One" to whatever you've called your second section.
Thank you!
Is it possible to avoid the error of the captcha?
I set this dropdown field (yes/no) as popup which keeps coming out even when it is selected yes or no, I'd like to keep away the popup once I've selected one of the 2 values.
Is it possible to avoid the error of the captcha?
I set this dropdown field (yes/no) as popup which keeps coming out even when it is selected yes or no, I'd like to keep away the popup once I've selected one of the 2 values.
I don't understand, what problem are you having with the captcha?
I hope to be clearer:
Page 1 --> YES --> submit button
Gets to page 2 with at the top, the error of reCAPTCHA saying that it is not valid.
I just want: Pagine 1 --> yes --> submit --> page 2 --> submit and then check the captcha, not before.
Is it normal to get page 1 under page 2 when I get to it?
Page 1 --> YES --> submit button
Gets to page 2 with at the top, the error of reCAPTCHA saying that it is not valid.
I just want: Pagine 1 --> yes --> submit --> page 2 --> submit and then check the captcha, not before.
Is it normal to get page 1 under page 2 when I get to it?
So you will need to create another action, let's say call it form_submit, and in the Display Section action that displays the full form THAT is where you need to put your check captcha action and all the other actions you want to run after submitting the full form.
Ok, understood!
I did as suggested, now the form:
-Checks the captcha when needed
- doesn't send the email and the confirmation message to the user anymore
I'm sorry to stress you, thanks for your kindness
I did as suggested, now the form:
-Checks the captcha when needed
- doesn't send the email and the confirmation message to the user anymore
I'm sorry to stress you, thanks for your kindness
I'm sure you'll figure it out. I'm very sleepy so give it a go.
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