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Mike
Posts:1
new to the springs
new to the springs
07/15/2008 6:26 AM  

Is it possible to create a multi page registration without first creating an account? I would like to have multiple pages of registration with only one Submit button on last page. This will avoid creating an account for applicants that bail out midway through the application process.

thanks,

Mike
Candace
Posts:94
river guide
river guide
07/15/2008 11:33 AM  

Hi Mike,

You have a couple of options here:

1.  You can have your users fill out a Dynamic Form first then then pass those fields (via querystring, session, or cookie variables) to hidden fields on the 2nd page which is actually the first Dynamic Reg instance.  or

2.  On Dyn Reg, you might use question events that hide or display questions depending on previous answers.  That way, the form may start out short but may expand as the customer fills it out.

Hope one of these fits your need.  Thanks for your question!
Candace
Paul
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paddling down the creek
paddling down the creek
07/15/2008 7:10 PM  

That's good advice Candace.  I went the route of using dynamic forms first then using DR.  Either way, be aware that things probably won't work perfectly the first time as many options need to be configured to make either scenario work properly.

Paul
Candace
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river guide
river guide
07/16/2008 9:06 AM  

You're right, Paul.  Good thing to keep in mind. 

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