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Anonymous
June 19, 2014
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multi-step forms

  • June 19, 2014
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I have a long form that I would like to divide into multiple Steps, or pages, with something like a "nextr" button between the steps/buttons. I looked around, but can't see any way to do this. Anyone have experience with this? Any help apprecaited.

Thanks

John

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Josh_Hill13
Josh_Hill13
Level 10
June 19, 2014
John,

Just create the number of forms you need

Form 1, Page 1
Form 2, Page 2
Form 3, Page 3

Form 1 has a follow up of Page 2, Form 2 has a follow up of page 3

I am assuming that your steps make sense to the user and you aren't just trying to extract more data from them.
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Anonymous
June 19, 2014
Josh
Not sure I'm following you - how does the data get passed between the pages - seems like the above scenarion has 3 separate forms, or am I missing something? Let me know.

Thanks

John

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Anonymous
June 19, 2014
Hi John. On the first form, ask the email address, after that as long as it is form after form, it will keep updating the same lead record. The scenario Josh describes IS 3 separate forms, that's the point. That how you split the experience onto multiple pages. Just make the submit button say NEXT > 
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    Anonymous
    March 22, 2015
    Hi Adam/Josh - what about if the Marketo form will be embedded on a non-Marketo page? How does the multi-step form after form work in that scenario? 
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    Anonymous
    May 24, 2015

    Hi,

    How to do this without loading so much pages ?

    thanks

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    Anonymous
    May 26, 2015

    How about using hidden fields that open on the specific completion of previous answers?

    SanfordWhiteman
    SanfordWhiteman
    Level 10
    May 26, 2015

    This discussion should be moved to Two Part Form Submittal where I posted my working solution (there are way too many of these identical questions around, IMO).

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