How can I display form data from multiple fields on a different page in Webflow?

To display submitted form data from multiple fields on a different page in Webflow, you need to store and pass that data since Webflow doesn’t natively support dynamic form sessions across pages.

1. Use URL Parameters to Pass Form Data

• After form submission, you can redirect users to another page and include form field data in the URL as query parameters.
• In your form’s Form Settings, set the Redirect URL to something like:
  /thank-you?name=John&email=john@example.com
• To do this dynamically:
• Add custom code in the Form Page → Page Settings → Before tag area.
• Use JavaScript to construct and redirect with the parameters from the form values.

2. Capture Query Parameters on the Destination Page

• On the destination page (e.g., /thank-you), use custom JavaScript to parse the values from the URL.
• Assign these values to specific HTML elements with unique IDs or class names.

Example snippet to get URL parameters (no raw code shown, just refer to using URLSearchParams):

• Look for fields like ?name=John&email=john@example.com
• Use document.querySelector("#name-field").textContent = name to inject the value.

3. Place Dynamic Text Elements for Output

• On the thank-you page, add plain text elements with fixed IDs (e.g., id="name-output") where you want to display the data.
• Your custom script will populate those elements using the extracted parameters.

4. Optional: Use Local Storage for Short-Term Data

• If users might open the next page via navigation (not auto-redirect), you can also store form data in localStorage on submission.
• On the next page, read the data from localStorage and show it in designated elements.
• Make sure to clear storage after use if data should not persist.

Summary

To display form data on a different Webflow page, pass the data via query parameters or localStorage, then use custom JavaScript to extract and inject it into static elements. Webflow doesn’t support this out-of-the-box, so light scripting is needed.