I want to build a registration form for an event.
First question will be: Will you join, Yes or No.
If Yes, visitor has to fill in all kind of additional information.
If No, I want that they automatically jump to the final submit form.
What can I do to build such a form in chronoforms?
I've searched a while in all CF forums but cannot find the appropriate solution yet.
Hope someone can help/suggest?
Regards
W
First question will be: Will you join, Yes or No.
If Yes, visitor has to fill in all kind of additional information.
If No, I want that they automatically jump to the final submit form.
What can I do to build such a form in chronoforms?
I've searched a while in all CF forums but cannot find the appropriate solution yet.
Hope someone can help/suggest?
Regards
W
Hi weetering,
I'd be inclined to use a two-page form and have the second page just carry a message if they say No.
Bob
I'd be inclined to use a two-page form and have the second page just carry a message if they say No.
Bob
OK, but in that case I only see a message if visitors click on 'no ' and then on submit. But I see the same page if they choose for Yes.
So how can I forward them to a additional form page where they can complete their data if they click on yes.
Concrete: Which action should I add in case of No (forward to end/thanks page) and which in case they enter Yes (they have to be forwarded to a additional page where they can complete their data)..
rgrds
Emile
So how can I forward them to a additional form page where they can complete their data if they click on yes.
Concrete: Which action should I add in case of No (forward to end/thanks page) and which in case they enter Yes (they have to be forwarded to a additional page where they can complete their data)..
rgrds
Emile
Hi Emile,
Add some PHP logic to the second page so that it responds differently. Show the message is they say No, or the form if they say yes; add a script to autosubmit the No version - or redirect them somewhere else.
Contorolling the user work-flow isn't always easy but it's usually possible.
Bob
Add some PHP logic to the second page so that it responds differently. Show the message is they say No, or the form if they say yes; add a script to autosubmit the No version - or redirect them somewhere else.
Contorolling the user work-flow isn't always easy but it's usually possible.
Bob
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