Alright, what’s the deal with Infusionsoft hidden fields? (please read that while doing a Jerry Seinfeld impression)
They (hidden fields) are available as an option when you’re building old school landing pages or web forms in Infusionsoft.
Note: This post was written when Keap was called Infusionsoft, and is focused on using hidden fields in the campaign builder – which is available in the Pro, Max, and Max classic versions of Keap.
Check it out:
They’re available in Keap’s landing page builder too, but it’s a little different there. For that one, you add the form and fields, then you can toggle yes/no for hidden on a field-by-field basis.
But what ARE Hidden Fields in Keap?
They are just fields – hidden fields are like regular fields. They still collect information, right?
…but, they’re hidden, which means the person filling out the form can’t see that they’re there.
Er, say what?
Yeah, it can be a little tricky for people to wrap their heads around.
Here’s the deal – they’re most useful for receiving info that is passed to the page, normally this happens in the link that leads somewhere there.
Lemme show you three common use cases for hidden fields:
Real World Example
Here’s a real world example of how you can use a hidden field on a web form (or landing page) to capture new information or clean up your list:
Great post, Greg! Does the new landing page builder support multi-page submissions using hidden fields? For some reason, I thought that type of function had to be done via the old builder.
I believe it DOES, I think you just need to finesse the URL param value for the hidden field to make sure that Email is passing through successfully. Let me know if you have trouble getting it to work!
Awesome! Thanks, Greg!