Could you not just simply use the redirect that was introduced natively to the Button control? 

Lucky You, there's New Form Features! 

I do not recommend going down the terrible path of manually submitting the form information back to SharePoint if at all possible. 

Hi Marples,

Actually I would like to build a logic for the re-directing based on a drop down value, so there will be different re-direct links.

My Nintex Form dont have the future you linked.

What I see in other forums that for someone the same code works, and the list item is saved, but for some its not.

I am wondering if there is other requirement, maybe different Nintex or SharePoint version for this to work.

Perhaps, you're right. 

The release for the redirect on button stuff was 

Product version: 2.10.0.0
Release date: 8th March 2017

(for On Premise 2013) 

Which version are you running? 

We have SP 2013 on Premise and Nintex Forms 2013 version 2.7.0.0

The redirecting with JS works, only the saving is not.

OK, I figured out why the saving not works.

The problem is that the 2 code runs simultaneously and redirecting the page is quicker than saving with .click()

It can be fixed 2 ways:

1. Open the redirect page in a new tab:

function saveAndRedirect() {
  NWF$('.saveButton').click();
  window.open('https://www.google.com', '_blank');
}

2. Use setTimeout to add a time delay for the redirection:

function saveAndRedirect() {
  NWF$('.saveButton').click();

  setTimeout(function(){
  window.location.replace('https://www.google.com');

}, 100);
}

Although, this might be an old question. i would like to know where are you using saveAndRedirect() function. is it on client click on the button settings?. i have a similar issue, although i have kept a delay settimeout of 500 milii seconds, the form is not saved in the list and the issue is intermittent. i have a support ticket with Nintex, but they are not helping me with Jquery.