Does anyone know how I might be able to have a form submitted, then present the user with a second form that doesn't requite the user to re-enter thier email address? I know field logic would do something similar in a single form, but then the form can't be submitted until all fields are supplied. Longer forms mean more abandonment. If I can get the basic info on the first form, I have them in the system. Indepth qualifing info could then be gathered by the second form.
Some users may not complete the second form, but many would if I tell them this will speed up our turn around time. But I don't want to annoy them by asking for email address when they just supplied it on the previous form.
You don't want to get rid of passing the email because that's how you make sure Marketo will tie each form's data to the same lead.
* This would be better done using a recursive function when you go over 2 forms, but I don't have time at the moment. Will edit later. The demo now uses a recursive function so you can stack as many forms as you want (the `formidStack` array up in the config section) without adding more code.
Is there a way to do this with branching forms? We use an outside web development company and they added our Marketo forms to our site but put each step on a different page (we wanted multiple forms so we could "save" the progress if they don't finish). I was going to send this chat and you code to them so they just have the forms replace but one of our forms branches into 3 different versions based on a choice of a question.
Can this be adapted to have next form in the sequence determined dynamically in the onSuccess, based on responses submitted in the previous form? Certainly!.
Since you already have devs engaged I assume they're pro enough to get this done.
Get a copy of the latest code (now v23) from the link. In the config section, set `insertInsideSelector` to the element you want the form to go inside. In the demo it's being inserted inside the <DIV> with id="exampleContainer".
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