You can add Form Field Snippet Blocks to your Drag-drop or Contentbox Page - either by dragging the in to your page or using the Add Snippet Block button.
You can also add inline-form fields (not full Snippet Blocks) to existing Snippets clicking into the Snippet content and using the icons there.
The minimum fields required are NAME, EMAIL and SUBMIT.
Adding Form Fields to a standard page rather than using a dedicated Form/Enquiry Page is that you cannot customise the thank-you page, but you can still set a custom notification email via the OPTIONS tab.
Add Form Field Snippet Blocks via dragging and dropping
Adding Form Field Snippet Blocks via the Add Snippet Block button.
Inserting form Fields into existing Snippet Blocks
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There are 2 common ways you might setup a registration form, and its important to consider the difference between a one time member registration form, vs a custom enquiry form that might be used to capture multiple event registrations from a single customer over time.
Any page can have an enquiry form added. This form can also be customised with your own form fields and questions.
Instructions on how to setup custom enquiry forms in our CMS. These might be used for running surveys, questionaires, or simply customising an ordinary enquiry.
You can add Form Field Snippet Blocks to your page or you can insert Form Fields into existing Drag-drop content.
How to view and reply to enquiries and form posts, to download that data. How long does the data last in the system?
Change the default thank-you text after a form has been submitted, or change the auto responder.
Do you need to add auto complete address to your forms?
Create a form where new people can subscribe or register to be a member of your business or organisation
With the Form popup window available in Drag and drop and Contentbox editors, you can set a field to appear only when a previous field is set. With the Contentbox editor you can reveal sections which contain multiple form-fields.
Learn about how to have fields that automatically populate from a users login session, or from previous answers to the same form.
By default, all form fields are included along with your custom email notification template. If your custom template already accounts for all the form information, you can disable this option.
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