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January 30, 2014
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Multiple 2.0 Forms on 1 Page.

  • January 30, 2014
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For an email preference center I want to use multiple forms on the same page. Which all stay on the same page on submit. The forms don't have overlapping fields. But I can't get it to work.
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Hi Dierderik,

I don't think multiple forms 1.0 on pages was supported the same probably applies to forms 2.0.


What us the use case for having 2 separated forms? Could you not have one from with separate field sets?

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Anonymous
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January 31, 2014
Hi Dierderik,

I don't think multiple forms 1.0 on pages was supported the same probably applies to forms 2.0.


What us the use case for having 2 separated forms? Could you not have one from with separate field sets?
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Anonymous
January 31, 2014
I also have a use case for his and would be interested in hearing an answer.  

Our case is that we have a long scrollable landing page with multiple sections (i.e. almost a microsite in a page - navigation jumps you to various parts of the page).  Each section of the landing page has a request for info form on it -- all styled the same way and all the identical form.  WE do this so each section has the same consistency.  Is the workaround to just clone the form?
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Anonymous
February 3, 2014
Matt - why don't you have a CTA button instead of the form in each section? The multiple buttons can then link to the form.
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Anonymous
February 3, 2014
I'm not 100% sure that I understand what you are asking.

We are already using a CTA button on the advertising we are doing -- "click here to learn more".  When they click through they are being driven to the landing page, which in essence is a fancy way of doing a microsite.  so, I don't want to have another button on th epage with click and then fill out the form - each sub section of the page has a form on it.

The workaround I have found so far is to (in the code) drop a <div> in each area where I want to form to sit, and use an iframe in the div with the form.  However, the trouble I am running into is that even if the section is marked as editable in the template, it can't be edited.


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Anonymous
February 4, 2014
Being able to have field sets next to each other, through the editor and not with hacking CSS, would also help.

A use case can be an email preference center where you want people to set preferences, but also opt in, and unsubscribe through the same page. Although I have now solved this issue. I only have one problem with checkboxes not being pre-populated with a lead's current preferences.
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