Is it possible to have different thank you pages based on a drop down field in the form?
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Custom Thank you page based on select field choice.
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http://www.gravityhelp.com/forums/topic/custom-thank-you-pages-based-on-drop-down-fieldPosted 11 years ago on Friday November 2, 2012 | Permalink -
You can use the gform_confirmation filter in your theme's functions.php to change the confirmation URL based on a choice in your form. Documentation: http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Gform_confirmation
The code you use will look something like this:
[php] <?php // change the 2 here to your form ID or remove the _2 to apply this to all forms add_filter('gform_confirmation_2', 'confirmation_redirect', 10, 4); function confirmation_redirect($confirmation, $form, $lead, $ajax){ // this will change the redirect URL based on the answer for field 5 in your form if($lead['5'] == 'turtles'){ $confirmation = array('redirect' =>'http://www.example.com/turtle-information/'); } else if($lead['5'] == 'frogs'){ $confirmation = array('redirect' =>'http://www.example.com/for-the-love-of-frogs/'); } return $confirmation; }EDITED: 1 December 2012 chrishajer
Posted 11 years ago on Friday November 2, 2012 | Permalink -
That code will go in your theme's functions.php.
http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Where_Do_I_Put_This_Code%3F#PHPYou will need to change the 2 on line 3 to your form ID, and we're checking the value of field 5 in your form on lines 7 and 10. You can add more if statements there, or use a php switch/case statement if you have a lot of possibilities. Change the 5 on those two lines to the ID of the field you want to check the value of.
Posted 11 years ago on Friday November 2, 2012 | Permalink -
brianharrington
MemberThis didnt work for me, though the example in the link above did.
Here is my code. Form id of 2. There is 1 drop down field with 2 choices: "1" and "2"
add_filter('gform_confirmation_2', 'confirmation_redirect', 10, 4); function confirmation_redirect($confirmation, $form, $lead, $ajax){ if($entry['1'] == '1'){ $confirmation = array('redirect' =>'http://www.1.com'); } else if($entry['1'] == '2'){ $confirmation = array('redirect' =>'http://www.2.com'); } return $confirmation; }Posted 11 years ago on Tuesday November 6, 2012 | Permalink -
brianharrington
MemberAfter some more investigation, if i use the below, it will redirect to 1.com regardless of what i choose in the drop down.
add_filter('gform_confirmation_2', 'confirmation_redirect', 10, 4); function confirmation_redirect($confirmation, $form, $lead, $ajax){ if($entry['1'] == ''){ $confirmation = array('redirect' =>'http://www.1.com'); } else if($entry['1'] == '2'){ $confirmation = array('redirect' =>'http://www.2.com'); } return $confirmation; }Posted 11 years ago on Wednesday November 7, 2012 | Permalink -
@Brian, please change all references of $entry['1'] to $lead['1']. There was a mistake in my earlier code.
Posted 11 years ago on Saturday December 1, 2012 | Permalink
