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How to Save Multiple Registrations in One Form
Last Post 03-03-2009 07:26 AM by David To. 1 Replies.
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03-03-2009 05:52 AM

    Good Morning,

    I'm planning a multi-step event registration form where parents can register their children for an event.  My initial form collects the child's info and has a radio box asking if the user would like to register another child.  Is it possible to save the values into the session to pass along to subsequent parts of the form?  That is, the final total will be based on the number of children registered, and a confirmation email will need to be sent providing information for each child.  Can this be done?  If so, can you provide examples?

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    Sid
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    HI Sid
    Yes, you can pass variables into the session. Under "Advanced Field Options" of a particular field, you can click on checkbox for "Pass values of this question to session variable". On another page form, you can specify to "Retrieve values from session variable for this question". You can then sum up the final total at the end and have a form completion event set up to email someone of the results. Please check out the following links for form demos on passing values, completion events,etc.

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