This may be a bit of an unusual request, but it'd be enormously useful to me if I can get this working (somehow).

I have a page with multiple calls to the same form - and each call to the form is inside a slider, in the form:

{slider Make an enquiry|closed}
{emailcloak=off}
{rsform 4}
{/sliders}

... which elegantly displays the form inside the slider.

Is there a way I can pass/catch a parameter to the same form, to differentiate each instance? Something like so:

{slider Make an enquiry|closed}
{emailcloak=off}
{rsform 4|Fred}
{/sliders}

{slider Make an enquiry|closed}
{emailcloak=off}
{rsform 4|Bloggs}
{/sliders}

... or ...

{slider Make an enquiry|closed}
{emailcloak=off}
{parameter=Fred}
{rsform 4}
{/sliders}

{slider Make an enquiry|closed}
{emailcloak=off}
{parameter=Bloggs}
{rsform 4}
{/sliders}

I've successfully passed this parameter via a URL (and caught in in the form) but this opens up a new [Form] page - and I'd like the user to still see the info on the sending page (hence the slider).

Any ideas?

Adam.

There is no built-in feature for this, if this is what you are looking for. You would have to edit the RSForm!Pro content plugin for such an implementation.

If the above is out of your reach, you could try grabbing the current page URL to differentiate your submissions.

alexp wrote: Thanks for the quick answer, Alex. I can grab a URL parameter (as I said above) but that means leaving the current page (via that URL) and going to a new [form] page which is what I was hoping to avoid.

I'm generally OK with PHP, but Javascript just addles my brain. Would there be a way of embedding some Javascript in the *sending* page, which the Javascript embedded in the form could then process? Roughly like this:

[initial Javascript block (A) - including the parameter values]
Some HTML ...
[slider] - which streams in the RSFORM ... which includes ...
[RSFORM Javascript block ( - which processes the values of (A)]
[/slider]

Just to re-iterate - everything happens on the *same page* - the HTML (including the slider) and the form (streamed in dynamically via the {RSFORM xx} block).

Put more simply - can JS in the page communicate with the JS in the form?

Adam.