To pull the stored email from the first form submitted on your website and input it into a field on a later form during the sign-up process in Webflow, you can follow these steps:
1. Make sure you have two forms set up in Webflow: the initial form where the user submits their email and the later form where you want to pre-fill the email field.
2. In the Webflow Designer, select the later form and add a custom attribute to the email input field. You can do this by selecting the email field, going to the settings panel on the right, scrolling down to the Attributes section, and clicking the "+" button to add a new attribute. Name the attribute something like "data-default-email". This attribute will be used to store the email value.
3. Next, you'll need to modify the script you found to extract the stored email from the first form and insert it into the later form's email field. Open the Webflow Designer, click on the page settings gear icon in the top-left corner, and select the "Custom Code" tab.
4. In the "Before
tag" section, paste the following code:
```javascript
```
Make sure to replace `first-form`, `later-form`, and `[name="email"]` with the appropriate classes, IDs, or attributes that match your first form, later form, and email input field, respectively.
5. Save your changes and publish your Webflow site.
Now, when a user submits the first form with their email, the script will capture the email value and set it as the default value for the email input field in the later form. This will pre-fill the email field for the user, eliminating the need for them to enter it again manually.
Note: Make sure the first form and the later form are on the same page for this solution to work effectively.