New support on creating a 2 part form with redirects at the end

I sent you a detailed email. However, for anyone interested in doing the same thing, there were just a couple of configuration issues.

1. I split the URL in this post to post it in the forums here, without modification, but I was not clear that it should look like a normal URL with no spaces in it. I fixed that in this form
2. The {FieldName:3:value} needs to be the actual merge tag from your form; then you append ":value" after the generated merge tag. For this form, it was field 19
3. There is no need to use the query string, just select Redirect for the confirmation, and configure the URL properly
4. To be clear, the values for field 19 need to be set to the slug of the page where you want to redirect the visitor upon successful form submission. That way, when you insert the merge tag, and append ":value" to it, there is a unique value to be read from the form field, field 19 in this case
5. There were a couple other minor inconsistencies in the form which needed to be addressed

Also, because there is no "Insert merge tag" drop down for the URL when using a "Redirect" confirmation, I usually check the box "Pass Field Data Via Query String" so I can see a merge tag drop down, then I select my field, so I get the exact format for the merge tag. Copy that, and paste it where you want it in the URL area; then uncheck the box, since we don't actually need to use the query string. We were just cheating a little to get the proper format for the merge tag. The Confirmation > Redirect URL field does support merge tags, there is just no drop down there to make it easy.

Hope that helps someone who wants to conditionally redirect the visitor after form submission, based on a value they selected in your form.

I'm not sure I understand your last question. Where do the prices come from? Are you saying the pricing information is on the landing page where they are redirected, but you want to include that pricing information in the email (which is sent before they land on that page)? There is no way I know of to get the pricing from a page like that, if that's where you're storing it. You may have to include it in the user notification as either a conditional shortcode: http://www.gravityhelp.com/documentation/page/Shortcodes#Conditional_Shortcode

Or you could store it in the form in a hidden field, the use conditional logic to determine which price to show in the user notification.

Getting error form can not be found on email.

Can you post a screenshot or the text of where you are seeing this? I've not seen that error before. Thank you.

The "Oops! We could not locate your form." error was due to this additional markup being added around the gravityforms shortcode in your admin notification:

[php]
<code><code>[gravityforms action=</code><code>"conditional"</code> <code>merge_tag=</code><code>"{Choose the Cool Box Facility Closest to You:19}"</code> <code>condition=</code><code>"is"</code> <code>value=</code><code>"quote-oklahoma-city-ok"</code><code>]</code></code>

Removing that got rid of the error. I emailed you regarding the rest. Thank you.