I have a wordpress website with the form assembly plugin installed.
I would like to prefill the email address field of the form in Step Two, from a form on Step One.
Step One: Published Form http://223.27.5.99/~positive/ - in the right hand column the FREE UPDATES box the form is currently for show and is not form assembly.
Step Two: Published Form http://223.27.5.99/~positive/subscribe/ - form assembly http://www.tfaforms.com/213123
I am having a similar issue, where I would like to pass an argument into a form that resides in Wordpress so that I can prefill values. Was a solution ever found for this?
Basically, I want to have a user click a link in their email that directs them to my form in Wordpress. The link will consist of the form URL, plus the arguments for their particular customer ID (so that I can use the Salesforce connector to update their particular account with the information).
Using the Wordpress plugin, anything I pass in the URL is ignored. For example, if I use the link "www.mysite.com/my-test-form/?tfa_1=AcctID1&tfa_3=emailaddress" it doesn't prefill the tfa_1 and tfa_3 fields because Wordpress ignores the arguments.
Does anyone know of a way to make it accept the arguments so that I can prefill the form as needed? I'm new to the Wordpress Plugin, but am launching the site soon so would prefer to have my surveys and forms hosted there instead of hosted on TFA's domain...
Thank you, any help would be much appreciated, as I'm a bit stuck!
I have the same exact question. I want a URL link in an email to pre-populate several fields in the form. My form is embedded in Wordpress using the FA Plugin.
If you open a support request ( and don't mind digging into the FormAssembly WP-plugin code ) I can send you a patch that will add that ability for REST embedded forms. basically you just need to pass the GET parameters from your WP page into the REST code. It can get a bit tricky ( wordpress has its own parameters it doesn't want touched ) so we're not going to release it publicly.