I need to dynamically prefill a 'Google Forms' Field with a value from a GET variable in the URL.
This is the form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesGYSZgzQfqLiZIfi2JlQFQ5ttatNMZ9U8gJNA8Xa8U1X9fw/viewform
As you can see the field name is entry.253064463 then I tried with:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSesGYSZgzQfqLiZIfi2JlQFQ5ttatNMZ9U8gJNA8Xa8U1X9fw/viewform&entry.253064463=myCustomValue
But not, working, the field is not dynamically prefilled.
I see no other way to get this.
Might be a bit late, but can it be that you are using the preview? I had the same issue and fixed it by using the link you get in the editor by clicking on "SEND".
It seems like parameters are not allowed in the preview.
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I need help to display website visitor's name (on the popups) by just url?
For example this wordpress website:
https://ngantenstory.id/agus-henny/?u=Jonathan
You can change the name to anything and it will display the exact name on the welcome popups.
No need user database, I assume? No need for the user to register first, etc.
How to do this? Please help.
Thank you.
alert(new URLSearchParams(window.location.search).get("u"))
You can get current page's URL by using window.location,
get it's "search parameter" ("?u=Jonathan"),
and parse it by create an URLSearchParams object,
then get what you want by using get method,
finally use alert or other thing to show it to user.
alert is just for a simple example, don't use it in production, you may want set one of your HTML node's content and style instead.
How to change the case of dropdown values in Formidable Wordpress Plugin?
FYI - Data is populated on the website via CSV using the Import/Export option of Formidable Plugin. Data is huge (1 million), so changing the case in the data itself is not a good option.
When the form is getting submitted, the value of Code Dropdown getting saved as "Forex", but I want value will get saved as "forex". Please suggest. Thanks in advance.
Following things I have tried:
Created New Custom CSS
Added this custom CSS into Lookup Field as:
Also tried to use Customize HTML from FORM Setting as:
Here in the customize HTML code, I am unable to understand, how to tweak it, so that submitted value will be in lowercase.
For anyone still looking for an answer on how to do this, Formidable provides the ability to do this by using seperate field values for the saved data.
Directly under the Dropdown Options you need to tick the checkbox:
Use separate values
Once this is ticked you will see an additional option for each field for the submitted value. That way you can enter the lowercase value you need in the save option field.
Note you may need a Formidable base license to see this option.
More info here:
https://formidableforms.com/knowledgebase/separate-values/
I'm attempting to get a shortcode working inside a form field's value="[shortcode]".
This shortcode grabs a URL parameter and prints it. This works everywhere else on the page. It even work in double quotes outside of my form. It also works inside the form as the Submit button text. For some reason, it just won't work within the value="".
This is for an ActiveCampaign form.
Any ideas on how to resolve this? Thanks for your help in advance.
Thanks for the information about using a shortcode outside the content editor. That's useful. The standard Beaver Builder HTML module doesn't accept PHP. I found a plugin called PHP Everywhere that adds the ability to accept PHP anywhere within Wordpress. Using this, I was able to use PHP within the HTML module to use the _GET variable to grab the parameter. Cheers!
Hire one solution. Using dynamic population in Gravity Forms allows you to dynamically populate a field with a value (or values depending on the field type). This value can be passed via Query Strings, Shortcode and/or Hooks. This walk-through will give you an example of how to use each method of dynamic population to dynamically populate a field on your form! https://docs.gravityforms.com/using-dynamic-population/
I'm using an "Advanced Filter" in my google-analytics profile to concatenate parts of two different fields together and place that value into Custom Field 1:
Is there a way to inspect the value of Custom Field 1 so I can test that the field extractions are working?
Although I haven't found a way to view the value of a custom field directly, if you are just interested in testing that your field extractions are working correctly and/or that your regex values are correct, instead of outputting the value to a custom field, you can temporarily output the value to something that IS visible from the google-analytics UI, such as Request URI. Then change it back to a custom field later after it's been verified that everything else is correct.
Also, be aware that changes to profile filters can sometimes take a while to start showing up in the UI (see https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1638635?hl=en).
Though, if someone does know of a way to view the value of a custom field directly, that would be even better.
I am trying to build a 'Tell a Friend' form for my Sitecore site using Sitecore's Web Forms for Marketers module and would like to include the URL of the current page within the body of the email. I have set the save action of my form to 'Send Email Message' and was wondering if it would be possible to use some variable to represent the URL of the current page, but can't figure out how to do it.
I noticed that if you link to a page when editing the HTML editor for the email template, the source looks something like this:
Name of page
...so perhaps it is possible to use some similar syntax to get the current context page?
I have also tried setting the save action of my form to 'Tell a Friend' but I can't see how to make this include any email content at all, let alone how to make the email include a link to the current page.
For reference I am using Sitecore 6.5.
I have an idea for this, but its more of a hack. Worth a shot:
Since the Email Editor supports inserting hooks for the dynamic fields (refer to section 4.2.2 of the WFFM User Guide [PDF]), why don't you create a Single-Line Text field on the form, call it "Current Page" and apply a unique CSS class to it (e.g. .current-page)
Using custom CSS, hide the .current-page element and using JavaScript, get the window.location.url and put its value into the .current-page input (the hidden SLT field).
Now you can use the hook [Current Page] in your email body.
Again, this is an untested idea, so I'm not sure if it will work.