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The Forms tool allows you to create, edit, delete, and manage forms and questions. Creating a form is as simple as defining basic form information, choosing which questions/fields will be included on the form, selecting which products and/or packages, designing the look and feel, and dragging in questions and other elements onto the Form’s webpage using an easy to use WYSIWYG editor. When a user completes and submits a form, all of the demographic and transaction information from the form is saved in the ONEcount database.

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When a user completes and submits a form, all of the information gathered from the form is entered into the ONEcount database. Plan forms carefully to ensure that you include questions and possible responses that will provide you with all the data you wish to collect from subscribers/purchasers.

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**Questions are shared among ALL forms, so any changes made to question type, text, responses, alias, report header (See Question Builder - Create and Manage Questions for more detail) will change ALL forms, not just the form you are working on. Deleting a question will remove that question from ALL forms as well. **

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**Changes made to form information, form layout, order of questions, and optional validations will NOT universally change forms – these changes will be applied only to the form you are working on.**

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Form-related tasks include:

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* creating database fields/questions available for placement in online forms; (See __[[Questions - Create and Manage Questions>>url:http://docs.onecount.net:8090/display/OD/Questions+-+Create+and+Manage+Questions||shape="rect"]]__ for more detail.)

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* creating new forms;

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* managing existing forms;

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* creating source codes that are used to track the source of a name/transaction;

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* and creating individually branded, designed forms.

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The first task listed above – creating questions is accomplished using the Question Builder tool. The next two tasks – creating new forms and managing existing forms – are carried out using the Form Builder tool under INVENTORY. Creating source codes is handled under __[[Source Codes>>url:http://docs.onecount.net:8090/display/OD/Source+Codes+-+How+to+Create+and+Manage+Source+Codes||shape="rect"]]__ and creating branded forms is handled under __[[Brands>>url:http://docs.onecount.net:8090/display/OD/Brand+-+How+to+Create+and+Manage+Brands||shape="rect"]]__. All of these tools are found under INVENTORY.

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__PHASE A: Defining the Form__

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__[[image:attach:FormDefinitionAug22.png||height="250"]]__

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**Required:** First, give your Form a title. You will have an option to use this title when designing the form in Phase D. If you want to use a different title when designing the form you may do so by using a custom “text section” content block when designing the form.[[image:attach:FB Title.png||height="250"]]

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Give your Form a description. You will have an option to use this title when designing the form in Phase D. If you want to use a different title when designing the form you may do so by using a custom “text” content block when designing the form.

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**Required: **Assign a source code to a Form. To add or change existing source codes, go to the source code manager in the inventory tab of the navigation bar at the top. If you do not have a source code for this form then use a generic source code.

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If choosing popup as the 'Form Type', for best viewing experiences, please ensure that the minimum width and height used are 350-400.

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OPTIONAL: If you want to direct users to a specific page after submitting the form, then place the url into the "Thank you page URL" field.

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Select a submission option. Submission Option is a feature that allows ONEcount to require a user to subscribe to a product or package in order to submit the form. There are three settings:

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The first option allows the user to submit the form without subscribing to a product, but a message is displayed telling the user that they did not subscribe to a product before hitting submit. The second option allows the user to submit the form without any warning. The third option is effective in cases where the forms are pre-populated, and users might be tempted to hit "Submit" without subscribing to anything. This option issues a warning and forces the user to return to the form and subscribe to a product.

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Show only relevant products ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~**

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Body markers that may be used in the text are as follows:

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STATUS: Activate the Form for user access or disable the form.

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PHASE B: Adding Demographic Questions.

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[[image:attach:AddingDemoQuesAuf22.png||height="400"]]

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1. Start by adding your first demographic question. In the first dropdown box all ONEcount questions that are in your question inventory will appear in the dropdown menu list. You may also type the question name or number into the dropdown box to find a question to add.

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1. VALIDATIONS: If needed, select validation(s) to require a specific format for responses to this question. Validations include alphanumeric, date, email, or is a required field. In email match (email address matches the email in the “email” question/field), or is a number. Multiple validations can be added to each question.

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1. AUTO POPULATE: You may choose to have fields auto populated for identified users by setting the auto populate switch to yes.

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1. To add additional questions, click the “Add” button in the top right hand corner.

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1. To remove a question click the “X” at the end of the respective row.

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PHASE C: Add Products and Packages.

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[[image:attach:form-builder-products-Aug22.png||height="400"]]

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In this phase, you can add a single product or package, or a combination of multiple products and packages.

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**PRODUCTS: **Add a single product resource, like a e-newsletter, webinar, whitepaper or single issue magazine purchase. Optional: to have a product automatically selected, choose which option to have selected using the “Pre-Selection” dropdown.

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1. Select the first product you would like to include on the form. All the products created within ONEcount will appear in the product drop down. To search for a specific product, you can type the product name or ID number into the field.

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1. To add additional products- click the add product button in the right hand corner.

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1. To remove a product, click an X

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**PACKAGES:** Add a group of products, like a digital and print subscription, multiple issue magazine subscription, a magazine subscription and e-newsletter, digital access or other bundled resources with a term duration (expiration date) or access limit. Optional: to have a package automatically selected, choose which option to have selected using the “Pre-Selection” dropdown.

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1. Select the first package you would like to include on the form. All the packages created within ONEcount will appear in the product drop down. To search for a specific product, you can type the package name or ID number into the field.

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1. To remove a package, click the X

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**Pre-selection of Products and Packages with query string **

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In order to preselect the terms via the query string, a comma-separated value of term ids can be passed as a query string on parameter name "terms". The respective packages for the given term ids should be present on the created form. The term ids can be appended on the URL as:

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PHASE D: Designing the Form

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This is an example of a form built using the form builder.

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[[image:attach:Editori-main-menu copy.png||height="250"]]

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Use the editor to customize the look and feel of your form webpage. To add page and form elements, drag the element(s) from the menu on the right to where you want them to appear. Sections of the Elements menu can be collapsed for ease of use to drag in content blocks that are located lower in the menu.

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Form Building is a multi-step process.

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Form can be built from scratch. It requires, at the very minimum, a Captcha and Submit button, if building from scratch. If choosing to do so,

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1. Navigate to the 'Form Design' tab, after you have filled out the basic information as required by the 'Form Definition,' 'Add Demographics,' and 'Add Products/Packages' tabs.

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1. The canvas can be populated by dragging-and-dropping elements/components from the right-hand panel.

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Let's start with selecting a grid format from the 'Grid Templates' option in the right-hand panel. This helps with adding elements to the canvas, eventually your form, in an organized/disciplined manner.

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To add elements, like titles, text blocks, images/logos, products/packages, or questions/fields use the Elements menu (image).

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1. Begin creating a layout by first adding **Grid Templates. **First add One Column Grid Templates to define the basic layout. For multiple columns, add a one column Grid Template before dragging 2 or 3 column Grid Templates into the form.

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1. To add a Title and Description, drag in the “Title” or “Description” content blocks from the “Form Info” section of the Elements menu. The “Title and Description” will be what you have entered during Phase 1, Form Definition.

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11. To add Products/Packages drag in the Product or Package from the Elements menu on the right. The layout of Products or Packages will be based on what Template Type you selected during Phase 3, Add Products & Packages.

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1. URL links can be added to components that use the 'Link' feature.

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Often users will want to create a pop-up or landing page that has a button that clicks through to another site or page. The specific use-case could be clicking to a partner site to download a digital edition, clicking to a non-ONEcount form, or clicking off-site to a thid-party application.

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To create a click-thru button, click in the cell or grid where you want the button to appear, and from the tool-bar on the right, select Form Options, and then Submit. ONEcount will place a button on your form.

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[[image:attach:click-thru-button.png||height="250"]]

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The Templates menu contains a set of four pre-designed set of templates you can choose from. Clicking on the Templates option, (found on the right-hand panel) displays the template set.

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To customize the design or CSS styles like dimensions, typography and colors use the CSS editor ().

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1. First, select which element you would like to modify. Elements can be designed at the Grid Template, Content Block, Product/Package, or Question level. Then click on the paint-brush tool on the upper-right nav bar of the form builder.

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ADDING LINKS TO FORMS

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The 'ThankYou Page Design' tab helps in designing a thank you page after form has been submitted.

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1. From the “Manage Forms” page click the copy icon at the end of the row for the form you wish to copy. ()

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1. Click on the Trash Icon () towards the end of the row of the Form that you wish to delete. ()

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===== · Popup setup for gating: Once popup is created you need to create the Packages/Products for gated content. While creating the Package/product you need to select “Form” as “Primary Form or Landing Url” option. Then select the popup form created in the previous step. A text box will be displayed as below =====

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===== You can use this to ensure CNAME set up is done correctly. This box will be auto filled with <client>-[[reg.onecount.net>>url:http://reg.onecount.net||shape="rect"]] but If you need to gate a page or section on site [[abc.com>>url:http://abc.com||shape="rect"]] then enter oc.[[abc.com>>url:http://abc.com||shape="rect"]] in text box (because popup will appear on [[abc.com>>url:http://abc.com||shape="rect"]], This step is just for CNAME setup validation). If CNAME setup is not done, then it will throw warning while saving Product/Package. Also, the pop-up won't work on your site. =====

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===== · Popup setup for targeting: Once popup is created you need to create the action in action manager. While creating the action manager select popup form created. If popup should appear on site [[abc.com>>url:http://abc.com||shape="rect"]] then enter oc.[[abc.com>>url:http://abc.com||shape="rect"]] in Target Domain. We will check if CNAME set up is done correctly, if not error will be warning. =====

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**Extra Scripts/Extra Styles:

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**These boxes allow you to add additional Javascript code or CSS to your forms to alter the appearance or function of the form.

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[[image:attach:image2020-10-9_14-10-26.png||height="250"]]

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One use for these boxes is to add Javascript code to your form that will change the questions and/or question responses based on a user’s response to a question on the form.

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= ADVANCED FORM TECHNIQUES: =

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With Extra Scripts/Extra Styles, you can add features to your form or popup to enhance its look-and-feel as well as operations. Following are examples of how this can be achieved.

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**Example 1: Code for altering responses based on select type demographics:**

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**Example:** If a form contains a question which ask whether the user is a doctor or a patient. If the user selects doctor the demographic fields which are related to doctor will appear (type of specialty, NPI #, medical degree achieved, etc.). Otherwise, demographic fields for a patient will appear on the form. This modifications helps to show user only those demographic fields which are related to their previous answers.

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**Example Sample Code:**

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removeInitial = [1043,859,659,683,699,707,723,731,747,771,779,787,795,867,915,739,763,1059,1075,1083,1091,755];

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var hcpObj = {

"dropDownId" : 1051,

"whenSelcectedItem" : [{

"Yes" : [659],

"No" : [683],

}],

"itemsDisplayWhenSelected" : [659,683,699,707,723,859,731,915,867,747,787,1043,779,771,795,739,763,1059,1075,1083,1091,755]

};

document.getElementById("q_id_1051").onchange = function(){autoDropDown(hcpObj)};

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var hcpNoObj = {

"dropDownId" : 683,

"whenSelcectedItem" : [{

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"Patient Role" : [1059,1211],

}],

"itemsDisplayWhenSelected" : [659,699,707,723,859,731,915,867,747,787,1043,779,771,795,739,763,1059,1075,1083,1091,755]

};

document.getElementById("q_id_683").onchange = function(){autoDropDown(hcpNoObj)};

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**Steps:**

* Initialize removeInitial variable and pass an array of demographics ids which you want to hide when form is loaded.

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* Create an object with any name and this object should contain 3 elements

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1. dropDownId – You need to pass an id of select type whose action must be taken.

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1. whenSelectedItem – You need an array of object this will be the response for the each select type from the dropdown. Key will be the response type and value will be the array of demographics id which should appear when this key is selected.

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1. ItemsDisplayWhenSelected – This is array of demographics id, ids which are hidden before selecting the action for the demographic select type.

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* getElementById("q_id_1051") – 1051 will be the demographics id which will be same as dropDownId.

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* autoDropDown(hcpNoObj) – autoDropDown() function is called and object which is created above will be passed as a parameter this function implements the response base altering the demographics.

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**Note:**

* removeInitial is assigned only once at the beginning of the script.

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* All the code must be included in form extra script area.

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**Example 2: Code for removing an option from the form**

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**Example:** A form contains a collection of questions. The client decides that a question/option needs to be done away with, but without disturbing the rest of the form. You want to have it removed or hidden. You can make this field invisible without changing anything else about the form, using the Extra Script option. Without re-designing the form, we are able to remove the unwanted option by using the sample code below.

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**Example Sample Code:**

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(% class="p1" %)

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var removeId = document.getElementsByClassName("labelId");

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for(var i = 0; i < removeId.length; i++){

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if(removeId[i].innerText(% class="apple-converted-space" %) (%%)== "RemoveMePlaceHolder"){

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removeId[i].parentNode.style.display="none";

(% class="p1" %)

}

(% class="p1" %)

}~/~/end of for loop

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**Steps:**

* Initialize a variable to grab all the instances of the id from the form you want hidden.

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** var removeId = document.getElementsByClassName("labelId"); //(notice the semi-color)//

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** removeId: name of variable (//you can choose a name of your choice, but remember to be consistent with the use through the code//)

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** labelId: replace this with the id of the field you want checked/removed

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** getElementsByClassName: property of javascript that allows you to get elements by the class name property

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* Traverse through the array of the gathered instances (of removeId), and check for the corresponding text by comparing the innerText property to "RemoveMePlaceHolder"

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** removeId[i].innerText(% class="apple-converted-space" %) (%%)== "RemoveMePlaceHolder" (//check for matches//)

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** RemoveMePlaceHolder: replace this with the text you want hidden

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* If a match is found, then grab its parentNode

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** removeId[i].parentNode

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** [i] is the index of the array where the match was found, during traversal

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* Change the style of the parentNode to display it as none. This keeps the field hidden in your forms.

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** removeId[i].parentNode.style.display="none"; (//notice the semi-color//)

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**Note:**

* All the code must be included in the form Extra Script field.

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* The code is to be inserted in the forms in which the value need not been shown or hidden

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= DYNAMIC/PROGRESSIVE LOOK-UP: =

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This is a feature provided by ONECount.

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A check is performed after two pieces of data is entered in the form.

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This check looks-up the database till a match is found. Once it does, the user is asked to confirm.

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The user can choose to log in by clicking on the 'Lookup' link.

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[[image:attach:VerifyBox-LookupOption1.png||height="150"]]

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If the Lookup is clicked, the user is taken to the Lookup/Sign-in page, that may appear as shown below:

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[[image:attach:Sign in:Lookup page.png||height="150"]]

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This is similar to the Verification Box that pops up if the 'Email Exists' tag is selected when adding Demographic 'Email'. A similar pop-up as shown below appears:

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[[image:attach:VerifyEmailExists-2.png||height="150"]]

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The Lookup link takes you to the login/sign-in page.

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