Can a Webflow page accept URL parameters to pass answers from a Typeform quiz and add them as hidden fields to a Webflow form for collecting contact details?

Yes, it is possible to pass URL parameters from a Typeform quiz to a Webflow page and use them as hidden fields in a Webflow form for collecting contact details. Here's how you can achieve it:

1. Set up your Typeform quiz: Create your quiz on Typeform and make sure to include the questions that you want to pass the answers from as URL parameters. Typeform allows you to customize the URL after a user completes the form, so you can include the parameters there.

2. Create a Webflow form: In Webflow, create a form element with the required fields to collect contact details. You can use input fields for name, email, phone number, etc. Make sure to set the appropriate form field names and add a unique class or ID to each field that you want to populate with values from the URL parameters.

3. Add custom code to your Webflow page: In your Webflow project, go to the page where you want to capture the URL parameters and open the page settings. Under the Custom Code section, add the following JavaScript code:

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Make sure to replace `'name'`, `'email'`, and `'your-form-id'` with the appropriate field names and form ID in your Webflow project.

4. Publish your Webflow site: Once you've added the custom code, publish your Webflow site to make it live.

Now, when a user completes the Typeform quiz and is redirected to the Webflow page, the JavaScript code will extract the URL parameters from the quiz and automatically populate the corresponding hidden fields in the Webflow form. The form will then be submitted automatically, capturing the contact details along with the passed answers from the quiz.