Is it possible to add a tag to a submitted form in Webflow's membership function to identify which user (member) submitted it?
Published on
September 22, 2023
Yes, it is possible to add a unique identifier (tag) to a submitted form in Webflow's membership function to identify which user (member) submitted it. Here's how you can do it:
- Set up the membership feature:
- Go to your Webflow project and select the page where the form is located.
- Click on the form element and go to the "Form Settings" tab in the right sidebar.
- Enable the "Enable Password Field" option under the "Membership" section.
- Configure the other membership settings as per your requirements.
- Set up the unique identifier (tag):
- Add an additional field to your form, for example, a hidden input field.
- Give this field a unique name, such as "tag" or "user-tag".
- You can use any value for the tag, such as the member's username, email address, or a custom identifier.
- Make sure to keep this field hidden from the user by setting its display property to "none" in the form's HTML or using custom code.
- Assign the tag to the submitted form:
- Once a user submits the form and becomes a member, Webflow will store their information, including the value entered in the "tag" field.
- You can access and manage this information in the Webflow CMS under the "Members" section.
- The tag assigned to each member will be visible, allowing you to identify which user submitted the form.
By following these steps, you can add a tag to a submitted form in Webflow's membership function to easily identify which member submitted it. This can be helpful for tracking and organization purposes, and it allows you to personalize the member's experience based on their submitted information.
Additional Questions:
- How can I manage and view submitted form information in Webflow's membership feature?
- Can I customize the appearance and design of Webflow's membership login and registration forms?
- Is it possible to export the member list or form submissions from Webflow's membership feature for analysis or integration with other tools?