I was wondering if anyone could help me use coffeecup (with possibly some javascript) to help me with my issue?

Problem: With our past system, we were able to add promo codes to the end of our sign up URL that would identify where the registration came from. For example, we are promoting a seminar and everyone who is calling and emailing for RSVPs would get a unique link that would have their promo code tied to it to send out. The links would all go to the same URL (so there was only one form), but at the end of the end of the URL there would be a promo code that would be inserted into our form results output for only us to see. The URL would look something like this (with the promo code being where it said &pc=FP) We could change the FP to anything for all the different codes we wanted to capture.

Coffee Cup doesnt currently allow this, but they recommended I post it here to see if anyone has been successful with adding a javascript (or any other solution) to help me.

Example of what we used in the past:

http://www.syscomtechnologies.com/Regis … amp;pc=FP1

Thank you,
Tiffani

I would think you could either write your own myformname.php to process the data submitted or try to include a custom one in the one generated by the form builder. I wish the html element was submittable because it would make these work arounds a little easier.

Provided the code was for the event, ie one code for each individual event you could use display options I think and make out some hidden fields each with a code for the event. I have used display options but not sure if they control hidden fields. If not then as Eric says you can redirect to a script that will do what you want based on input data.