Hey,
I have a use-case that I was hoping to get some help with.
We want to redirect the respondent of a form to a page. This page will display a summary/analysis of individual response. (Note that the initial form will be embedded in a form - this is not an issue if we can, for instance, send out unique links to the form in emails.)
The issue is about how to identify the user’s response from the new page.
Our current plan is as follows:
- Embed the form on a webpage, and add a JavaScript or some such that adds a dynamic ID to a hidden variable every time the page/form is loaded.
- Use the hidden variable as a part of the redirect URL.
- Use the hidden variable placed in the redirect URL to get the response from Typeform’s API.
We’re comfortable with (2) and (3), but haven’t yet detailed out (1).
Does anyone know of any other (better?) ways to solving this? The ideal, we think, would have been to have the option to add the response_id field to the redirect URL, but that’s not (yet?) an option.
Regards,
Mikkel
