To create two dropdown selectors in Webflow for a form, one for the 'Location' and another for the hidden email response dropdown, you can follow these steps:
1. Start by adding a form element to your page. You can find this under the "Forms" section in the Webflow elements panel.
2. Inside the form element, add a "Select" element for the 'Location' dropdown. You can find this under the "Forms" section as well.
3. Customize the 'Location' dropdown options by adding each location as an individual option. You can edit the options by double-clicking the select element.
4. Next, you'll need to add the hidden email response dropdown. To do this, add another "Select" element inside the form element, just like you did for the 'Location' dropdown.
5. Rename the second select element to something like "Email Response" so that it is easier to identify later on.
6. Since you want to hide the second dropdown, select it and go to the settings panel on the right-hand side of the Webflow Designer. Under the "Display" section, choose the display property as "None." This will make the element invisible on the live site but still function as intended.
7. Now that you have added the two dropdowns, you need to integrate them with Zapier and your CRM system. To achieve this, you'll need to set up form submission actions.
8. Select the form element on your page, and in the settings panel, click on the "Form Settings" tab.
9. Add an action for Zapier integration by clicking on the "Add Action" button. From the dropdown menu, select "Zapier" and then configure the Zapier integration settings as per your requirements.
10. To integrate with your CRM system, you can follow a similar process. Click on the "Add Action" button again, and this time, select your CRM system (if it's in the available options). Configure the CRM integration settings accordingly.
11. Lastly, you need to make sure the selected value from the 'Location' dropdown is sent to the hidden email response dropdown, so it can be passed to Zapier and your CRM system.
12. Select the 'Location' dropdown and go to the settings panel. Under the "Attributes" section, click on the empty "Data Attribute" field and add the attribute name, such as "data-location." Set the value of the attribute to be equal to the selected option's text.
13. Now select the hidden email response dropdown, go to the settings panel, and under the "Attributes" section, click on the empty "Default Value" field. In the dynamic data panel that appears, select "Set Text" and choose the 'Location' dropdown, followed by the "data-location" attribute.
14. With these steps, you have successfully created two dropdown selectors in Webflow for a form, one for 'Location' and another for a hidden email response dropdown for Zapier and CRM integration.
Remember to publish your Webflow site for these changes to take effect on the live site.