James_Glavin

Thanks Sanford, I do appreciate it!

Simple to you, maybe Sanford! 😉 I'm going with Josh's idea of using a Select field type, and defining Yes to mean False and No to mean True.Thanks everyone for your input.James

Hi Dory - Sadly rephrasing the question isn't an option, although I did suggest it! 😉 I think having two fields plus campaign could work. Thanks for the idea!Josh - a Yes/No might be the solution here. But if I did want to flip the check box, how could I make that work?

Thanks Oisin!

Yep, it's a bit of a puzzler! I'll keep thinking about this one and let you know if I have a eureka moment!Thanks Justin!

I'll add my thoughts to this thread, even thought it's a bit of an old one; I was scratching my head about the space plus comma issue too.I considered this solution:Hello {{lead.First Name:default=!}}which results in 'Hello !' if you don't have a first name for a lead. It's not technically correct p...

Wow, Justin - thanks again! I've set that up and it works perfectly. Thanks so much for the help!I have a follow up question. The final piece of our event program is an email that goes out to all registered leads on the day before the event saying "See you tomorrow!". Is there any way of tokenising ...

Thanks both. My original plan was to use the form as as a RSVP Yes, but due to the nature of our events and our leads, we often get people contacting us to let us know that they can't attend, so I was looking for a way to incorporate this into the form. I take the point that this could be done via a...