Confirmation page in Chronoforms v5

Hi!
I want to add confirmation page to my form. I found following instruction. But I don't understand how to create sub events, as it shown on picture in instruction.

What should I do?
Thanks.

Hello belek,
I'm not a Chrono professional, but after checking your new post, I think that the following links may help:
How can I add a Confirmation Page to my form?
P.S: I'm just an automated service😉

Hi belek,

The Confirmation Page action doesn't exist in CFv5 so that tutorial isn't much help.

I would use a Multi-Page form and, on the last page display the form values that have been submitted* plus Back and Submit buttons. The Back button should return you to the previous page to edit the form.

Bob

* A quick way to do this is to create an Auto Email template from the form and copy and paste that into a Custom Element element in the Preview tab.

In CFv4, we were able to use curly brackets to display the field values using the custom element. In CFv5, I cannot get it to display the values back by either using {} or $form->data['field']. I need to display this info back without committing it to the database, but how do we go about doing that in v5?

Hi wibadd,

The Custom Code action will show $form->data[''] values and {} ones too.

The Display Message action will show {} values only.

Bob

Hi,

is there now a solution for that... as GreyHead mentioned?
Could someone describe it a little bit more in detail?

Would really appreciate it.

Thanks

Joe

Ho Joe,

What exactly do you need to do?

Bob

Hi Bob,

i want to use chronoengine to register on my webpage.
I`m using multipage for collecting the customer information.
After Submitting all the data (last multipage) i want to give my customer the opportunity to review his data und edit it if something went wrong.

Can u pleas provide me some help with that issue.

I would really appreciate it.

Thanks,

Joe

Hi Joe,

Add a last page with a Custom Code element in it. Add the HTML you need to display the entries using {input_name}; add a Submit and a Back button - or maybe several back buttons, one for each page. The easiest way to add a back button is to use a link and format it as a Bootstrap button (from memory I think you have to add a 'btn' class).

Note that if the first page is editable then the MultiPage action there should not be set to 'clear' the data.

Bob