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TOPIC: Mapping data from one form to another

Mapping data from one form to another 5 years 2 months ago #38849

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Hi, I have 2 forms. 1 form contains shopping cart like functionality, including a coupon code field. Form 2 has 1 field for updating this discount code.

(Client wants to edit code at will)

Can I map the data submitted from form 2 to effect the field value in form 1?

In phpmyadmin, I cant seem to locate the fields I created...

Thanks in advance, cheers!
Last Edit: 5 years 2 months ago by Tony616. Reason: More info, typo
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Mapping data from one form to another 4 years 10 months ago #39226

Hi,
have you found a solution to this? I would also like to map information to another RSFORM form.
rgds Art
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Mapping data from one form to another 4 years 10 months ago #39230

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No I wasnt able to accomplish this.
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Mapping data from one form to another 4 years 9 months ago #39279

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You can do this by creating as new table in phpmyadmin and having the second form map to this table and update the coupon filed. Then have the coupon field in form 1 pull the code via php.
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