Populating hidden fields without query string parameters

  • Resolved robwent

    (@robwent)


    3 months ago

    Hi,

    I’ve tried to contact you via the support link in the plugin and also through the contact form on your site.

    I would like to ask about populating hidden fields.

    We are replacing contact form 7, where we had a number of hidden fields that were populated from information about the current page with JavaScript. Those fields were then added to the email and sent to Pipedrive.

    As the forms load in an iframe, this isn’t possible.

    Is it possible to load the forms directly, not in an iframe?

    If not, I would like to add a feature request where it’s possible to populate hidden fields by passing the values as shortcode attributes. For example, it’s important for us to know which page the form was submitted from, so if we could pass that information to the shortcode to populate a hidden field we would be able to include that in the email and CRM.

    With PipeDrive, we would also like to be able to add a note to the created deal, but this option does not seem to be available under deal or person.

    Thanks for reading.

    Rob

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  • Plugin Contributor QuillForms

    (@quillforms)

    Hello @robwent,

    Thanks for reaching out!
    First, we are so sorry for being so late to respond to this ticket.
    Second, passing custom parameters is achievable. We have a JS filter using @wordpress/hooks js package. Please see this line: https://github.com/quillforms/quillforms/blob/master/includes/render/render.js#L29
    We can help you achieve that if you aren’t a developer.
    For Pipedrive integration, we will work on this soon and you will hear back from us within a few days.
    Please accept our apologies.

    Best,
    Quill Forms Team

    Thread Starter robwent

    (@robwent)

    Hi! Thanks for the reply.

    I am a developer, but I’m not familiar with that package.

    I’ve just read through some examples, and it seems that we would need to load our filter code within the iframe where the current post data isn’t available?

    Is it possible to use this to pass information from the parent page to the iframe form?

    Plugin Contributor QuillForms

    (@quillforms)

    Hello @robwent ,

    It sounds like this ticket was marked as resolved by mistake.
    Sure you can access parameters from the top page by using: window.top

    Best,
    Quill Forms Team

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