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Using one form for may clients - youradsl - Feb 5th, 2010 Hi, Im new to formtools and would like some advise on how to do the following: I want to only have ONE form and depending on a certain selection decide to which client the form should be submitted too. As an example say I have a client selling apples and one selling oranges - when someone select on the form (drop down list) that he is interested in apples the form should go only to client "Apple" and not client "Orange"? hope someone can help. Thank you for a great product Ben. Jon RE: Using one form for may clients - Ben - Feb 6th, 2010 Hey Jon, Sure, no problem! That functionality is available via "Views" - specifically, their "Standard Filters" option. It works like this: you create two Views for the form - both identical except for one thing. On the Edit View -> filters tab, you create a filter that tells the View to only show submissions that have "Fruit == Orange". The second View would have "Fruit == Apples". Then, change the permissions of the View so that one is seen by one client, and the other View by the other client. And that's it! For more info, give this section a read over: http://docs.formtools.org/userdoc/?page=view_filters And specifically, this page: http://docs.formtools.org/userdoc/?page=standard_filters Hope this helps! ![]() - Ben |