To connect the job position the user is inquiring about from the Job detail description page to the form submission page on Webflow, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by adding a hidden field to your form on the form submission page. This hidden field will store the job position value.
2. On the Job detail description page, you need to pass the job position value to the form submission page. You can achieve this by using Webflow's query string parameters.
a. First, navigate to the Job detail description page in the Webflow designer.
b. Select the element (such as a button or link) that the user will click to apply for the job.
c. In the settings panel, add an "Open Link" interaction.
d. In the URL field, enter the URL of the form submission page, followed by a question mark (?).
e. Append the query string parameter that corresponds to the job position value. For example, if the job position value is stored in a variable called "position", the URL should look like this: `form-submission-page-url?position={{position}}`.
3. Save the changes and publish your site. Now, when a user clicks on the button or link on the Job detail description page, they will be redirected to the form submission page, and the job position value will be passed as a query string parameter.
4. On the form submission page, add a form element to capture the user's details.
5. Add a hidden field to the form element, and set the name attribute to match the query string parameter used in the URL on the Job detail description page. In this example, the name attribute should be "position".
6. Save and publish your site. Now, when a user submits the form on the form submission page, the job position value will be included in the form submission data and can be accessed for further processing.
Remember to adjust the variable names and field attributes based on your specific setup. This method allows you to pass data between pages in Webflow using query string parameters, enabling you to connect the job position from the Job detail description page to the form submission page.