confirmation page

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I'd like it if the confirmation page was not required, or it it would be ok
for there to be a form on the confirmation page. I want my first form to go
straight to a second form, with no page in between.

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Set your Form Properties Options Confirmation Page to be the second form page

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| I'd like it if the confirmation page was not required, or it it would be ok
| for there to be a form on the confirmation page. I want my first form to go
| straight to a second form, with no page in between.
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Yes, as long as you're using the server extensions & the FP form handler,
this will work...;

To my way of thinking, this will work, anyway.

Create a html page with your second form, save and add the file name in the
"custom confirmation page" field of the form properties. Publish all the
pages. Test the first form that it submits and sends the data, then
proceeds to the second form.

When the user submits the form, it should go to the second page (which
you've set as the custom confirmation page, but is really just the page with
your second form on it), which will have your second form, not a "Thank you"
type page. In that second form, you can then specify a different
confirmation/form page again (each form can have a different confirmation
page).


But it will be a separate form, not a "page 2" of the same form kind of
thing. FP can't do that, you'd need a third party script to handle a
multi-screen form.


Hopefully this makes sense.
 
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