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  • winch
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So not sure I know the answer to this one but sure someone in the community will do. 

Is there a way to link to a certain page in a form so i.e. so if I wanted to direct user to a certain part of my form say page 4 for example - this is just for an form that is giving information (portal) and takes in no actual data.

Thanks if anyone knows. 
Ian

Best answer by john.desborough

@winch - you could, if you wanted to play around with this, use a hidden field (call it page_num) in the form and pass in a parameter in the URL - the shared link the typeform would include the page_num=xxxxx string that you would have to replace with the identifier for a specific page ie page 3 or 4.. something like this in the logic at the start of the form: 

  • if page_num = 3 then go to q3
  • if page_num = 4 then go to q4

you would need to deal with how users might navigate away from that page in this case.. or a note to the user to just close the browser

@Liz had the better solution of single typeforms for each page - you can change your submit message to read something like ‘ok - click to close’ and then close the form on completion. 

 

just a thought

 

des

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    • February 1, 2024

    Hi @winch Happy little Fri-yay! I hope you’re having a great week so far. 

    I’m afraid we don’t have this feature available, but could you make a different form for each item you’d like to link to instead? 🤔

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    • February 1, 2024

    @winch - you could, if you wanted to play around with this, use a hidden field (call it page_num) in the form and pass in a parameter in the URL - the shared link the typeform would include the page_num=xxxxx string that you would have to replace with the identifier for a specific page ie page 3 or 4.. something like this in the logic at the start of the form: 

    • if page_num = 3 then go to q3
    • if page_num = 4 then go to q4

    you would need to deal with how users might navigate away from that page in this case.. or a note to the user to just close the browser

    @Liz had the better solution of single typeforms for each page - you can change your submit message to read something like ‘ok - click to close’ and then close the form on completion. 

     

    just a thought

     

    des

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    • February 2, 2024

    Hi Des
    Thanks for the detailed reply a bit beyond my levels at present but have bookmarked thank you again.
    Ian

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