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Hello,

I'm presenting to a client next week- they are hoping to use forms to increase the efficiency of some of their workflow.  Basically, the form would be built with the following fields:

-student name 

-(student email address would then appear automatically with logic)

-more info, then submit.

the submissions need to be sent to the student's email address which appears when selected, rather than a dump into one account.  Is there a way to use this logic?

Thank you so much!!!

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20 minutes ago, DevonHarris said:

do you know if SS has updated their conditional logic?

I'm not sure which conditional logic you are referring to. Squarespace forms are pretty basic.

Can you elaborate?

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@paul2009 like if/then rules for the forms.  Hot form does this pretty well but I’d prefer not to have the client pay for another subscription off-site.  So basically, the logic would be rules that state:

1. IF Callan’s name is selected, THEN his email address will appear and

2.  IF Callan’s name/email are selected THEN the submission is sent to Callan’s email.  
 

would love to hear that squarespace’s form capacities have updated over the years, but I can’t figure out how to create a conditional logic beyond a simple yes/no radio button 😞 

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@DevonHarris I'm sorry to tell you that Squarespace forms are the same as they were in 2007. They don't have any conditional logic. 😢

You would need to use a third party forms service.

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If a third party solution can't be found I think all the pieces are available to build a custom one using SS forms. It wouldn't be easy but I think it could be done.

The two main pieces are the form autocomplete and routing the submitted form to the students email address.

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