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[docbuchanan]

Honestly, what I’d really like is if anyone (including theme designer) could take a look at the page and tell me if there’s a more “web standard” way to do this form flow? I know it’s an opinion thing but I’m open to ideas.

Here’s the page in question

Situation:
Basically a realtor visits my page, says “oh cool I want drone pictures” and then registers to become a user, and requests a quote. At least in this instance. I use gravity forms + a few extras to register the user and redirect them back to “{referrer}/#login” and that all works grand. What I don’t like is that, when logged in there’s some garbage left over on the left column about creating an account… a logged in user no longer needs to see that. What I envision, but have no idea how to implement with or without x, is hiding that whole column for logged in clients, so the quote form takes front and center.

Any help with this, additional ideas, calling me stupid, etc would be appreciated. Thanks guys.

[docbuchanan]

Oh by the way admin, multi-page gravity forms can be added and work on the live page, but they aren’t showing up in cornerstone at all. Only reason I know the form is there is because I put it there, not even a placeholder or anything showing. Compare Get a Quote against live page, I’ll take a screenshot of each.

*note: it seems gravity forms not split into different pages show fine, so def something with ajax/js stuff.

[Jade]

Hi there,

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