Hello @meher,

I’m afraid there is no way you can map the dropdown menus in such a way as of now but you can use the hidden field in the form with the default value set to HTTP Refer URL.

Also to make this works correctly, you would need to keep in mind the following things:

1. Links to the form from any page should not be opening in a new tab
2. Forms-> Edit form-> Behaviour-> Method should be set to page reload
3. Also, in the Behaviour section, Load from ajax switch should be turned off

We have also seen that in many cases the referring URL would be blocked and in that case, embed URL would be used. With the above-suggested solution, you should be able to keep a track on which page did the member comes from. Here is a demo form which should show you the functioning.

https://pastebin.com/Dbgf8zxv

Should you have any doubts or need any help, feel free to reply in the thread here and we would be happy to help.

Thank you,
Prathamesh Palve

• This reply was modified 11 months, 2 weeks ago by Prathamesh - WPMU DEV Support. Reason: corrected a typo error

Hello @meher,

I’m afraid I see that would not be possible as of now but I see it as a good feature which is why I would be sending this to the Forminator team to scope this up further and check if the same can be implemented but I would not be able to give you an ETA on the feature landing up for development or getting added to the plugin as the process of feature scoping gets through a lot of decision making which is where it would be decided by the team and the management if the same should be added to the plugin as a feature or not.

Thank you for bringing this up with us here. Should you have any further suggestions, doubts or need any help, feel free to open a new thread and we would be happy to help.

Thank you,
Prathamesh Palve

Hello @meher,

I checked this a bit deeply and made a few checks where I found that it is possible if you can pass a query parameter in the URL from where it comes to the form page. Let me explain this to you further on how to make it.

Step One: Select the Hidden field and then select the Query Parameter option into it and define a query for example arrp.

Step 2: Now considering your page from where the member is getting to the form page is https://yourdomainname.com/, I will add a query to the URL like this: https://yourdomainname.com/arrp=nameofthesourcepage and then use this link to link in the menu bar for example or any button or link from where you want the user to get to the form page.

Now as the query parameter is defined and the URL already has the query, it will be picked up by the hidden field and you should ee the same in the submission. Now you can use any such query like /arrp=nameofthesourcepage or /arrp=nameofanotherpage to have the hidden field catch it.

I hope this helps you with what you would currently like to achieve. Let me know if that works for you.

Thank you,
Prathamesh Palve

• This reply was modified 11 months, 1 week ago by Prathamesh - WPMU DEV Support.