Using the Hidden Field in the Form

For transferring the data that should be invisible for a user
The hidden field allows you to specify a variable and its value that should be submitted to the data capture service but should not be displayed in the form on the website. For example, to transfer courses' titles together with the user's data.
If you have several different forms for different courses, use the Hidden field type to distinguish them from each other. Such a "label" will be invisible to the user but will get to the connected data capture services.

For example, you sell two courses: Master Class for Pastry Chefs and Master Class for Bakers. Your website has two forms that people use to enroll in your course.

To understand which master class your user has enrolled in, go to the Content of the form and add a new field of Hidden field type. Specify the variable name and its value.

Example:
Name: Course
Value: Dessert
In another form, also include the hidden field but with another value. You can now get the data from the Hidden field as well together with such fields as name, email, and phone.
In the Hidden field, you can specify just a static value for the variable — this means that the data can be specified in the form just once. The variable's value in the Hidden field will not change.
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