There is a way.Don't create forms, just create pages with questions (not in a any test either)Then on the last page create a form, set to post in the normal way whatever suits you. On that page place a whole set of duplicate entry boxes, with new names and make them all non visible. and for each entry box add to the page at page level an action to modify the variable of the entry box and populate it with the answer from the earlier question. did that make sense?if not follow this;create a page on the page place an entry box and the question in a text box. The answer will have the variable associated with it entry_001on the next page add a form, set it to email results or post via cgi or whatever you would normally use.On this page place an entry box but make it hidden (properties, not visible) it will have a variable of entry_002Also on that page place an action on show, modify variable entry_002 with VAR(entry_001) and set variable contents in the drop down boxthen the button on that page to go to next page has two items on click = post form and add action goto next pageI use this all the time to ask questions and get feedback all through a course and then post them all in one action at the end.N
