Insert dynamic content into form fields and email templates with WS Form variables.
WS Form variables let you add dynamic content to different parts of your form. You can use them in places such as default field values and email templates.
Areas that support variables include a field lookup icon. Click the icon to view available variables for that field and insert one into the value you are editing.
All variables start with the # character. Some variables accept parameters, including multiple parameters, and values containing commas can be enclosed in double quotes.
Add dynamic content to various elements of your form instead of entering only static text.
Variables can be used in default field values to populate supported fields dynamically.
Use variables in email templates to include dynamic content in your form notifications.
Areas where variables can be used are marked with a field lookup icon.
Clicking the field lookup icon shows a list of available variables below the corresponding field.
Click a variable in the list to insert it into the field you are editing.
WS Form variables begin with the # character, such as #blog_name.
Some variables accept additional parameters, including multiple values separated by commas.
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WS Form variables let you add dynamic content to various elements of your form, such as default field values and email templates.
You can use variables in supported areas such as default field values and email templates. Areas that support variables are accompanied by a field lookup icon.
In a field that supports variables, click the field lookup icon to view the available variables below that field. Click a variable to insert it into the field you are editing. You can also see the full variables reference here: Variables Reference.
All WS Form variables start with the # character.
Yes. Some variables take additional parameters, such as #field(123). If a variable takes more than one parameter, separate the values with commas.
If a variable parameter contains a comma, encase that value in double quotes.