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Populate fields using [fluentform] shortcode

Is there a way to prepopulate field values using the shortcode, like you can with URL variables?

Or a way to populate a field based on a meta field of the post it is being displayed in?

Not sure what you’re tying to achieve, but I can confirm :)

We managed to populate different fields with info about posts.

About shortcodes we toyed around with it and probably you can create a snippet for that.

So:

  1. Snippet for setting the short code.

  2. And there you go

    we conducted a few trials with that a couple of months ago, so, it’s doable I guess :)

    a couple of conversations with chat gpt on how to create the snippet may take you there

Jonathan Gwyer

Jorge de los Reyes thanks. What I'm trying to do is replicate something I can do with (shhhh 🀫) Gravity Forms - https://docs.gravityforms.com/using-dynamic-population/#h-shortcode

Jonathan GwyerΒ oh, I see!

Then it’s 100% native.

https://fluentforms.com/docs/form-editor-smart-codes/

Here you have some. But you can create your own :)

Ceez Vision

Jorge de los ReyesΒ crazy I was just going to look for this very thing. lol

Thomas Oates

Formidable Forms supports using any shortcode. Not having this in FluentForms is one of the two or three primary reasons we haven't seriously considered switching to FluentForms.

Lee Busch

Related to this, I would like FF to remember a user across forms. So for example, they take a quiz, then make a purchase or sign up for something. It should remember their name, email, and quiz result across forms, Fluent Cart, and Fluent CRM.

FluentCRM could be a central repository for this user data, per user. Or if not logged in, then a temporary session cookie to hold this data while they engage with the site?