How to Prepopulate Phone Picker Widget with URL parameters?

Hey!

How can I add a phone number (+971541234567) to url parameter such that it get populated in the international phone picker widget?

this is the current slug - /?cxphoneno=%2B971541234567&whatsappNumber=%2B971541234567

How do I also do the same with drop downs? I have Gender field with two options - Male/Female. But the field is not being populated when I add it to the url Parameter

Hi partners653,

Thanks for reaching out to Jotform Support To include the following things in the parameter value, we want to pass the country name, so for example "United States", immediately after we want to pass the URL encoding character for a line break %0A, finally we want to add the country code "+1", a space, and the phone number "1234567899", so, for example:

t_phoneNumber=Mexico%0A+52%201234567899

t_phoneNumber=United%20States%0A+1%201234567899

(Note that %20 is the URL encoding for a blank space, and, of course, %0A for the line break)

That way, the input is going to be prefilled correctly:

Give it a try and let us know how it goes.

Sure, I'll check it out thanks! Also, what about the gender field?

Hey, as suggested, I tried to use the sample you shared but it is still not being populated. Could you help me with this along with the Gender field I ask earlier? Thanks

Hi partners653,

Thanks for getting back to us. I’ll need a bit of time to look into this. I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

We really appreciate your patience and understanding while we’re looking into this.

Hi partners653,

Thanks for your patience, we appreciate it. For the flag using the International Telephone Picker widget, unfortunately, it can't be changed since you need to interact with it to be changed. For the number on the other hand as well as the gender, you can use the extension below beside your form's URL to display the prepopulated number and gender.

?cxphoneno=%2B971%2054%20123%204567&whatsappNumber=%2B971%2054%20456%20789&gender=Male

Here are the codes added before the numbers:

%2B = plus (+) sign

%20 = white space

Give it a try and let us know if you have any other questions.

Hey! Thanks Neal, works great!