Public Form URL variables

Hey Josh. 

Yes, guess I should have been more specific. I want to have the following happen.  I would embed a link such as click this link to signup for the event.  The link would have preset parameters from the browser session or variable data such as www.example.workflowcloud.com/form/random_goodness?name=username&marketo=campaign&event=meetup

This would populate fields on the Public web form automatically 

name

marketo

event

Eric Harris‌, Were you able to find resolution to your query? I guess Jason Spangler‌ and I have same question.

Hi all,

We have completed development of our new formula builder but it still requires the ability to bind the formula to the default value of a control which we are working on at the moment. Once this feature is complete, you will be able to pass a query string value from the URL to a control.

Cheers,

Euan

Any chance that this was released, has a released date, or some kind of an alternative?

Looking forward to it! In need of this for 5-6 projects now. Hoping for early february!

Hi all,

We are still working on Form Variables, improving the overall experience before release. We were expecting February but now adjusted our expected release to be March. 

We are looking at adding inline formulas to the default value property with this release.

Cheers,

Euan

Hi @Bricey,

We are code complete for this and finalising testing so hoping we can deploy within the next few weeks.

Cheers,

Euan

Could you please link to documentation for this feature?  We need to insert variables into the redirect URL, but I do not see this feature available anywhere on the WorkflowCloud interface. Thank you

Thanks, Euan.  We still need to pass off a couple of variables (preferrably via POST) into another form that lives on on our legacy system.  What methods does Workflow Cloud support for this handoff?  

We've already worked a bit with the "Call a Web Service" but the issue is that it isn't posting to a web service, our Nintex form needs to send people along to a second interactive form to collect more user information. 

Can you help us figure this out?

Thanks!

For example, one form is intended to allow people to register for a mutiday event with several different options for sessions and meals each day.  The nintex cloud form works great for capturing this information and saving it to the appropriate Sharepoint Lists.  However, the second stage of this registration is actually paying for it.  We're trying to find a way to allow the user to fill out the first form, then seamlessly transition to our payment system which can accept POST data including name, line items, prices, and other fields. 

Does this answer your question? 

Is there any way to set that up if we're using Nintex for Office 365 instead?

And are these Old Responsive Office 365 buttons with redirect URLs available in forms that can be used by unauthenticated guests?  We are collecting registrations from the public, not just organization members.  

Thank you,