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==Confirmation Page== | ==Confirmation Page== | ||
| − | On the confirmation page, if you want to pull variables from submitted | + | On the confirmation page, if you want to pull variables from submitted forms, you have to reference them by the [@''variablename''@] syntax. |
| − | '''Note''': For each question you can define a variable name. That variable name is what you are using | + | '''Note''': For each question you can define a variable name. That variable name is what you are using |
==Workflow== | ==Workflow== | ||
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* ''p'' is the page number | * ''p'' is the page number | ||
* ''n'' is the question number | * ''n'' is the question number | ||
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| − | [[Category:Web Forms | + | [[Category:Web Forms]] |
Latest revision as of 14:28, 20 October 2017
Confirmation Page
On the confirmation page, if you want to pull variables from submitted forms, you have to reference them by the [@variablename@] syntax.
Note: For each question you can define a variable name. That variable name is what you are using
Workflow
Question Text:
- @Pp.Tn@
Response Value:
- @Pp.Qn@
Response variable name:
- [@variablename@]
where
- p is the page number
- n is the question number
Examples:
- Page 1, question 1 text
@P1.T1@
- Page 2, question 4 response value
@P2.Q4@
- The variable name of the response of a question that asks for first name
[@firstname@]
Notes:
- If you use a response variable name, the variable name must be surrounded by square brackets [ ]
- The default variables are case sensitive when used in the workflow. They must be in CAPS.
