1. Overview
Before starting this tutorial you should be familiar with using the forms designer and building multipage forms.
The tutorial uses the form built in Multipage Forms and Navigation as a starting point.
What you'll learn
By the end of this tutorial you will be able to place a decision point in a form that leads the person completing it down one of two branches.
You'll learn how to set up navigation through a multipage form and how to clear the values entered into optional pages if a user changes their mind and backtracks to the start of the form.
What you'll build
A form with five pages - the user only completes four of them. Page two asks a question. If the user answers "yes" they see one page, if they answer "no" they see a different page. The final page and all of the navigation buttons behave logically based on the path the user took.
Branching Form Example shows the finished version.
What you'll need
- A browser with access to iCM
- iCM user permissions to add, edit and publish forms
- iCM user permissions to add edit and publish articles
- An area of your site, or development site, where you can safely publish test content
