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How can I show answers on the success page?

To show answers from the form on the page that appears after submission, you will need to use a Dynamic Success Page (exclusively available with selected pricing plans).

  1. Go to After Submission → Success Pages and Redirects, and toggle on "Dynamic Success Pages & Redirects."

  2. Create a new success page with the "Add Page +" button, or click the pencil icon next to an existing page to edit it.

  3. Under "Submission Screen Design," you can use answer piping in one of two ways:

    • Hover over the clipboard icon to the left of the current line, then select a question from the list that appears. This will insert a special key for that question, which will be replaced with the relevant answer when the form is filled out.

      Screenshot of the "Submission Screen Design" section of the configuration for a Dynamic Success Page. The clipboard icon is active to the left, with a list of questions below it, and the answer piping key {{ e7jcq }} has been added to the page.
    • As a shortcut, you can type two start curly braces {{ and then start typing the title of a question on your form. Select the question when it pops up, and its key will be added here.

      Screenshot of the "Submission Screen Design" section of the configuration for a Dynamic Success Page. The text "{{ your em" is typed on screen, and the a box has popped up with the option to select the question, "Your Email."

Dot notation can be used to pipe a specific property of an answer, like the city in an Address question or the total price of selected items in a Products question. You can also use transformations to change things like capitalization or a date's format, or to add fallback text for an unanswered question.

If you need to make further changes to an answer before displaying the result, try using a Calculation.

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