ricklock

Thanks for the support.

I created a plugin to export Forminator submissions into JSON but I probably won’t be releasing it.
If anyone needs to use it, just let me know and I will send it to you.

Currently has these features:
– Export submissions from any Forminator form (has filtering and sorting of forms by name and ID)
– Select submissions for a selected form
– Select which fields to exclude in the export (all exported by default)
– Proper handling of repeater fields with nested structure
– JSON output uses field labels as keys in camel case format (if the label is empty, uses unknownField)
– View generated JSON, copy JSON to clipboard or download as a file

The issue is resolved.

Great. Thank you.
This issue is resolved.

Thanks.

+1 for that feature.

My goal is to get a customer email from Form 1, which is sent to admin through an email when submitted.

Then admin has a link to Form 2, which is an admin form, and by clicking a link, Form 2 is supposed to have customer email prepopulated so that admin can send them an email by submitting Form 2.
I don’t think I added an email that would be sent to customer from Form 2. But, I wanted to use {hidden-1} as a recipient for Form 2 email.

Form1 has email-1 field which is used in a link in an email as <a href="https://mywebsite.com/form2/?email={email-1}">Link to form2</a>.

Form2 has a field hidden-1 which uses param email when querying param.
Form2 has a field html-1 which renders {hidden-1}.

Field hidden-1 and field html-1 are rendering email as myemail [email protected] instead of [email protected].

Thank you. That is pretty much what I was using. I was hoping there was a way to do it without the extra step.

I also hide the email fields with CSS so that the user doesn’t see the redundant information.
What I still find annoying is that even if I hide it with display:none, whenever a Consent checkbox is checked, for some reason extra space (margin) appears below it (where the hidden email field is).

I think the problem was that I was using the same format to try and display the field values in HTML on the same page, and not under Behaviour section.

Why is it possible to display it in this way in a message or in an email after submission but not in the HTML as live output?

Having it in an email is still somewhat helpful.
It also seems to be working with an unlimited number of repetitions provided I hard code the parameters for the output in an email.

Please find it here.

It is using the form from the thread mentioned above but I also tested it with a completely new form with the minimum number of fields and it still wasn’t working.
Is display of group field inner field instances possible in any way other than through the email notification by using {all_fields}?

I am mostly interested in specific fields from each group, as in {text-1-1} or {radio-1-3} but would like to be able to display all values independent of the number of repetitions {text-1-*} although this apparently isn’t supported according to other threads on this topic.

If it is indeed possible to display specific fields (I can manually add however many instances is the limit for every group), is there a way to display that field value in HTML? This should be displayed either in the repeater itself (instance of the group) or at the top/bottom of the page.