Dec 20th, 2012, 6:37 AM
Take a look here at the 'Pass On' checkbox: http://docs.formtools.org/userdoc/?page=...fields_tab
The Pass On column is only needed for "direct" submissions. If your form posts the form content to process.php, this column lets you choose what information should be passed to the Redirect URL (found on the Edit Form ยป Main tab) in the query string. e.g.
"If you had a form field called first_name and checked the Pass On column here, the redirect URL would become something like http://www.yoursite.com/thanks.php?first_name=Tom. This lets you access the form submission data on your "thank you" page."
Then just grab the submission data in your result page like this: $first_name= $_GET[first_name];
And display with: echo $first_name
Works with External and Internal - as long as you use the Pass On checkbox for the fields you wish to show on your results page.
The Pass On column is only needed for "direct" submissions. If your form posts the form content to process.php, this column lets you choose what information should be passed to the Redirect URL (found on the Edit Form ยป Main tab) in the query string. e.g.
"If you had a form field called first_name and checked the Pass On column here, the redirect URL would become something like http://www.yoursite.com/thanks.php?first_name=Tom. This lets you access the form submission data on your "thank you" page."
Then just grab the submission data in your result page like this: $first_name= $_GET[first_name];
And display with: echo $first_name
Works with External and Internal - as long as you use the Pass On checkbox for the fields you wish to show on your results page.