So i have a radio button on a form in formloom and i need to have a link to a T&C page in the label. Does anyone know how i can do this?
I don’t know a way to do that, I had a similar requirement to get the user to confirm they would abide by my copyright before submitting a form.
I use FormSnap which is similar and instead of a radio button I use a Checkbox Input to confirm my Copyright.
I remove any Subtext data from the stack and added a Text stack underneath it with some text and a URL link to my copyright page.
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Aw i don’t have formsnap guess i could look into that worse come to worse, but would really like a formloom solution
I thought formloom has the same capability
I don’t think it does, can’t seem to find it. i can add a link to stuff in the footer and header but not in the form itself.
I think you could use a “Form Break” for what you need. In the content of it you can use HTML, for example for a link…
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Form Break is definitely a good option. There is actually a link option at the bottom of the Form Break Window so very easy to link to the T&C page or document as you wish without coding.
Just make sure the Radio Button is mandatory. I don’t think setting validation to mandatory shows an asterisk as far as Radio Buttons are concerned so you can just add it below in the sub-text field.
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Yes that is what I’m looking for! Thanks!
is there anyway i can have the radio box rechecked? Just looking at what my competitors have done. Every additional step makes it more likely that the consumer abandons the form.
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I think CheckBox allows the item to be prefilled.
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I figured it out, it was in option values.
You guys have been super helpful!
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If you use formloom via the formloom helper stack you may have trouble with the font choice and size not matching the rest of your page / website. Best write your message then with links in HTML.
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This is what I did:
https://enrol.nrcac.edu.au/enrol-cm/
T&Cs are stacks on the page. Formloom checkbox for “have you read the conditions?”.
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Looks good!
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The problem with having it pre-checked is that the user does not voluntarily select it - so from a privacy perspective this is frowned upon. Depends how seriously you take all this stuff!.