Setting up inquiry forms with Confirmation Page using Kuroco and Nuxt.js

Overview

This tutorial explains how to create a form with a confirmation page using Kuroco and Nuxt.js.
In this tutorial, we will create a simple form with default fields (name, email address, inquiry content).

For information on implementing additional fields, please refer to Setting up inquiry forms with Kuroco and Nuxt.js.

What you'll learn

You will learn how to create a form with a confirmation page using the following steps:

• Creating the form
• Creating the endpoints
• Implementing the frontend

Prerequisites

info

This page assumes that you have already set up a project with Kuroco and Nuxt.js.
If you haven't done so yet, please refer to the following tutorial.
Kuroco Beginner's Guide

Creating the form

First, let's create a form to accept responses.
In the left sidebar menu, click [Campaign] -> [Form] to access the form list.

Click on [Add] in the form list.

Click [Add with default settings] to add the form.
Make a note of the form ID as we will use it later.

Creating the endpoints

From the API page, click on "[Add New Endpoint]" to create two endpoints: one for performing form validation and another for submitting the form.

Endpoint for form validation

Create the endpoint with the following settings:

Field	Setting
Path	form_validate
Category	Form
Model	InquiryMessage
Operation	send
id	ID of the form to be used (16)
validation_only	Check the box

Click [Add] to create the endpoint after entering the information.

Endpoint for form submission

Create the endpoint with the following settings:

Field	Setting
Path	form_send
Category	Form
Model	InquiryMessage
Operation	send
id	ID of the form to be used (16)

Click [Add] to create the endpoint after entering the information.

Checking with SwaggerUI

Use SwaggerUI to check if the endpoint for form validation is working.
Click [Swagger UI] on the API page.

Select the /form_validate endpoint that was created earlier and click [Try it out].

Enter the following in the Request body and click [Execute].

{
  "email": "test"
}

You can confirm that the response code 422 is returned and the error content is displayed in errors.

Next, enter the following in the Request body and click [Execute].

{
    "name":"Diverta Taro",
    "email":"example@example.com",
    "body":"this is test message"
}

A response code of 200 is returned, but id is null, confirming that the form response has not been added.

Using this, implement the frontend to display the confirmation screen when a request is sent to the validation endpoint and a response code of 200 is returned.

Implement the frontend

Add files

Add the form page with the following code.

/pages/form_with_confirmation_page/index.vue

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View on GitHub

Check in the browser

Next, check the page created earlier in the browser. If the local server is stopped, run npm run dev and access http://localhost:3000/form_with_confirmation_page.

When you leave the required fields blank on the input screen and click [Confirm Input], an error will be displayed.

When you enter the necessary information and click [Confirm Input], the confirmation screen will be displayed. Please apply any design you like. On this screen, when you click [Submit], the inquiry will be sent.

That completes the creation of the inquiry form with a confirmation page.

Related Documents

• Tutorial: Setting up inquiry forms with Kuroco and Nuxt.js