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Gerard Kocks
Gerard Kocks
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Posted on 14/10/2020 16:04:21

Hi there,

We are building a campaign form for our customer Volandis in forms for editors.
The user needs to have the possibility to add several 'diensten' (which is Dutch for services) to the form, see attachement.

Once the users has filled in one dienst (service) we want to give him the opportunaty to add another dienst.
Is it possible in a current version of DW to click on a button "add another dienst".
In that case another empty field appears where the user can fill in another dienst (and so on...).

Can someone tell me if this is possible or else give me a good alternative?

Best regards
Gerard

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Gerard Kocks
Gerard Kocks
Posted on 28/10/2020 14:28:08
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Hi there,

Can anyone give me a reaction on this?

Best regards
Gerard

 
Nicolai Pedersen
Posted on 28/10/2020 15:47:03
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Hi Gerard

Yes - I do not understand what you want to achieve. Where should the button be - in the email? Or the backend?

If it is in the email, the template can be changed so that it contains a button that links to the form again.

By using querystring parameters when linking back to the form, you can prefill it:

.../formpage?firstName=Gerard&lastname=Kocks

The paramters have the system name of the field you want to fill out.

 
Gerard Kocks
Gerard Kocks
Posted on 29/10/2020 09:43:58
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Hi Nicolai,

Thanks for your reply, I don't think we are talking about te same...
I want to do this on a (landings)page.

Perhaps the example in the attachement helps.
In this form I filled in 2 colours, but if the users wants to fill in a third colour he should be able to use the yellow button.
In case he clicks on it a third field appears...

Is that possible in the current situation?

BR
Gerard

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Nicolai Pedersen
Posted on 29/10/2020 14:04:18
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So the colors are checkboxes in the form and you want another one to be added in the browser when the user is filling out the form?

Then you have to do some javascript in the form template.

 
Gerard Kocks
Gerard Kocks
Posted on 29/10/2020 14:07:35
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Hi Nicolai,

Not checkboxes but textfields.
But I think that doesn't change the answer, does it?

BR
Gerard

 
Nicolai Pedersen
Posted on 29/10/2020 14:09:28
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Nope :-). 

You could give them a text area instead of a text field so they can write one color (or whatever) on each line in the field.

 

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