Hi
I haven't got this quite right. I have a multi-page form and I want to add a confirmation page after that last page. I have placed that confirmation page in the correct position as I understood it from the FAQ but, as you can see, I get two submit buttons on that last page.
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I have added each page and the conformation page so
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I must have missed something here. Can you point me in the right direction, please?
Regards
Nick
I believe that I have found the answer to the problem. The thing I was missing on the multi-page form was that the events that followed the final page needed to be added at the end of the submit page after the multi-page event. Pretty obvious when you see it but I missed it.
So just in case I am not the only one - the final events page looks like this.
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Hi Nick,
That will work fine, or you can redirect to a separate event/page for the Confirmation. The most important thing it to track the form data and make sure that is preserved with the Multi-Page or Data/Session actions.
Bob
Hi Bob
I have this sorted now but am now wanting to put Catcha or ReCaptcha into the form. Ideally I would like it to go on the last page of three or even preferably in the Confirmation page. I have tried it out and can get the ReCaptcha image and question to appear but it seems to fail every time. (Pretty sure I have it entered correctly).
So my questions are,
1. In a three page multi-page form where should the Custom {ReCaptcha} go? In the last page? Outside all of the pages? The former seems to work OK but verify doesn't seem to.
2. In the events, where should the Load Captcha and Check Capthca go wrt to the MultiPage or Confirmation Page?
3. Can I 'hand code' Recaptcha into the confirmation page? In that case, would the failure message appear within that confirmation page screen or, as at the present, right back at the opening page?
Does that make sense? I have attached the form wizard layout (without the Captcha stuff included) and can send the form of course.
Hi Nick,
I'd always put the Captcha on the first page, or even 'before' the first page on a check-in form*. It's unlikely that a spammer will go through all the pages of a multi-page form so the purpose of a Captcha at the end is very limited. Better deter them up front. And, as you've found there are technical problems in adding Captcha late in a multi-page form (though I believe that it is possible to get this working).
Bob
* In my mind that's a form with a few identifying fields (name, email, address maybe) plus the Captcha.
There is a point - send them away before the data entry starts, I will try that tomorrow.
Thanks again.
Nick