1. I have a list of content on one or more pages. This content includes white papers, e-books, etc. 2. A website visitor clicks a link to one of these documents. 3. Prior to being able to access the document, the visitor has to complete a FormAssembly form. I only want to create one form that can handle this functionality for all content. 4. Form submission connects to Salesforce.com as usual (e.g. create lead, source can be drawn from URL parameter, etc.) 5. Upon submission, visitor is taken to the page where he can download the content. 6. Upon submission, an auto-reply is sent to the visitor that also contains a link to download the document as well as other info.
Is this possible? If so, how? Is the URL a FormAssembly URL using parameters for where the redirect should be (as well as other parameters)? Not sure what to include in "redirect to this page" if that's the case.
What would be best is have a method for the user to sign in first. You would need a method to manage the login IDs and passwords. It would be a bad idea to have the user fill out a form each time they want to access a file. Users get turned off by this and will go elsewhere. You will notice most sites that do what you have in mind use what I describe.
I have a user registration system. What I'm looking for is a way to capture some visitor information when they want to download specific documents and not require them to do a complete registration. This isn't for a regular visitor to our website. It's for a landing page.
You can use a formula in the redirect URL to send your visitor to a different page based on submitted data.
If, for instance, the download URL is passed on to the form and stored in a hidden field, the redirect URL for the form would simply be the hidden field alias (something like %%tfa_hiddenfieldid%%).
Check out our documentation, or open a support request for more specific information: http://www3.formassembly.com/blog/support-documentation/managing-your-forms/using-formulas/ http://www3.formassembly.com/blog/support-documentation/managing-your-forms/how-to-prefill-your-forms/