Pavel_Ivanov

I'm trying with a lot of different variants and can't manage to make it work. I tried with IDs and name of the program. I must be doing something super wrong. { "format": "CSV", "filter": { "createdAt": { "startAt": "2024-08-14T00:00:00-00:00", "endAt": "2024-08-3...

@SanfordWhiteman,Brilliant, as usual. It's working as intended.Thank you!

Hi @SanfordWhiteman,Thank is amazing and described so much better than I did on our internal meetings. Thank you for writing about this.

To be fair, I don't know the details. Our web agency said they can take the querystring value and store it into a hidden field on the form that's on the page the visitor lands on. From then on, the form would remember it.

Sanford, What you just said is news to me.I admit I have never actually thought I can setup the default value of a hidden field to be NULL. In fact I think this renders all complex setup of the querystring field useless. If we're sure that the UTM fields are updated with no leftovers from previous f...

There’s no ill consequence from having a field keep its value until overwritten by another round of user input.The reason I want to reset/empty the field value of the "querystring" field after each submission is that if a new form submission comes through with no querystring (for example, someone ty...

Hi Chris,Thank you for this suggestion.We actually were pondering whether to do this.I'm not really convinced what the value of it might be, though, purely practical. It looks to me that it would be quite cumbersome to extract any useful information from a field that has a number of utm values and d...

Hi Sanford, The default form field value is NULL. It's a new field that we're yet to create, so no information will be recorded in it until anyone submits a form. Apologies if I have not explained correctly the logic I have in my mind:Set to NULL:The hidden querystring field after each form fill, s...

Hi Michael,I really wanted to use the built-in querystring parameter. Unfortunately it will only be available if the person submits the form on the page they originally landed on (with a querystring present). Should they decide to click around the site, the querystring will be lost - as far as I kno...