After the form submits, I'd like to open a new window and send the user to a different site. Is it possible to give the Redirect URL a Target attribute? It looks like the "On Submit code - after sending email" might be the answer, but the Meta Refresh suggested in the FAQs doesn't support a Target attribute.
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Hi lwwjr,
As far as I can see there is no simple way to create a ReDirect URL that opens a new window.
You could probably do it by redirecting to a page that contains a script that opens a new window; or with some code in the OnSubmit box.
Bob
As far as I can see there is no simple way to create a ReDirect URL that opens a new window.
You could probably do it by redirecting to a page that contains a script that opens a new window; or with some code in the OnSubmit box.
Bob
Hi,
My first thought would be to add the target property to the form tag. This would use a new window to submit the code, which would then generate the redirect instruction within that window.
/Fredrik
My first thought would be to add the target property to the form tag. This would use a new window to submit the code, which would then generate the redirect instruction within that window.
/Fredrik
Hi there
I want to open in a blank page as well as I am redirecting to a pdf. Where abouts do I put that target tag in so the form will submit in a new window as Fredrik says?
Thanks
Andrew
I want to open in a blank page as well as I am redirecting to a pdf. Where abouts do I put that target tag in so the form will submit in a new window as Fredrik says?
Thanks
Andrew
Hi Andrew,
On the General Tab of the form editor,you'll find an input named "Form Tag Attachment". Ad the line below there, and save.
Your browser should now open a new window when you submit the form, leaving the original form intact in the old window.
/Fredrik
On the General Tab of the form editor,you'll find an input named "Form Tag Attachment". Ad the line below there, and save.
target="new"
Your browser should now open a new window when you submit the form, leaving the original form intact in the old window.
/Fredrik
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