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Streamline Events & Memberships with Inline Registration Forms

Doubleknot provides two different ways to present registration forms that are assigned to specific registrant types or to all registrants:
  • As standalone forms: These forms are displayed on their own pages during the registration process. This option is best suited for long forms and questionnaires.
  • As inline forms: These form fields are displayed on the page where visitors identify registrants. The correct form fields for each registrant type will be displayed beneath the registrant attribute items. (Registrant attributes are the required fields (like name and email) and optional fields that you choose to display during registration.)
As an example, consider a photography release form that must be completed for every youth registrant. If a person registers one youth, the form will be displayed as the next step after they identify the participants. But if the person registers two or more youth, they must fill out the form for each registrant on a separate page. That adds a lot of clicks to what should be a streamlined process.

Using a standalone form creates extra clicks for the purchaser

Standalone release forms for multiple participants In the example below, the same release form is displayed “inline” as part of registrant attributes. Because the release fields are displayed beneath each registrant’s name, the registration owner can quickly and easily complete the information for each registrant without the need to click through multiple form pages to provide the necessary waivers.

Displaying the same form inline with registrant attributes streamlines the entire registration process

Inline registration form displayed with participant info Advanced features like adding optional costs and using conditional logic are still available for forms displayed inline with registrant attributes. Here’s a quick overview of how to set up an inline form.
  1. Create the form, and assign it to the event.
  2. Select Each Registrant.
  3. If the form should only be assigned to a specific registrant type, select the registrant type.
  4. Select Display as Registrant Attributes.
  5. Click Done to save your changes.

Assigning an inline form to all Youth registrants

Assigning a form to a single registrant type

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