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AnneTheisen
7 years agoQrew Trainee
The first step is an email notification that includes a URL link to the form where they are asked to modify a record. See below:
var text URL= "https://xxx/xxx?a=er&rid="; & [Record ID#] & "&dfid=11"&"&ifv=20";"<a class=\"QBU_Button2 Vibrant Success\" href="&$URL&">"&"Confirm Ownership"&"</a>"
[This displays as a hyperlink - can it display as a button? I copied it and I was hoping "Button" actually meant a button]
Once they complete this short form, this is where I'd like the customer experience to simply be a "submit" and a thank you. The thank you can be in any form.
The experience I'm currently getting is a message that the update has been submitted, and they return to a view of the form they just completed with the option at the top right of the screen to edit the form.
My role has everything turned off in terms of access - with only some fields customized to allow modify.
I'd love the help to make this as simple as possible.
Thanks
var text URL= "https://xxx/xxx?a=er&rid="; & [Record ID#] & "&dfid=11"&"&ifv=20";"<a class=\"QBU_Button2 Vibrant Success\" href="&$URL&">"&"Confirm Ownership"&"</a>"
[This displays as a hyperlink - can it display as a button? I copied it and I was hoping "Button" actually meant a button]
Once they complete this short form, this is where I'd like the customer experience to simply be a "submit" and a thank you. The thank you can be in any form.
The experience I'm currently getting is a message that the update has been submitted, and they return to a view of the form they just completed with the option at the top right of the screen to edit the form.
My role has everything turned off in terms of access - with only some fields customized to allow modify.
I'd love the help to make this as simple as possible.
Thanks