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New Responsive - Can Redirect URL be Dynamic, and can user be Redirected without saving item?

  • February 5, 2021
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Hello,

I am Using O365 with a New Responsive form.  I have 2 questions:

1.  When a user clicks "Submit", can I redirect them to a dynamic url?  The url is determined based on the user's input.

2.  Can I redirect a user to another URL without Saving an item in their current list?

 

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  • February 8, 2021

@SShaffer2 You can redirect to a url on the cancel button as well but neither cancel or submit currently allows dynamic redirection. You can vote on the feature here(https://nintex.uservoice.com/forums/218293-4-nintex-forms-for-office-365/suggestions/41762182-submit-button-add-insert-to-redirect-to-url).

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  • February 9, 2021

Thanks for your response. Since it is not possible to dynamically change the redirect of the Submit/Cancel buttons, is there anyway at all, to send a user to another url?

Ideas:

  1. Add a button? (I don't think this is available in New Responsive, but just double checking)
  2. Logic?
  3. Something else?
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  • February 9, 2021

@SShaffer2 Currently I am not aware on any methods in new responsive forms that will allow dynamic redirection.

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SShaffer2 wrote:

Thanks for your response. Since it is not possible to dynamically change the redirect of the Submit/Cancel buttons, is there anyway at all, to send a user to another url?

 

Ideas:

 

 


  1. Add a button? (I don't think this is available in New Responsive, but just double checking)
  2. Logic?
  3. Something else?


  4.  

 

Yes, there is a way.

  1. create a form variable for each redirect link you want
  2. in the “redirect url” button’s configuration, click the “insert” to bring up the formula window.
  3. insert a function to return the appropriate variable url depending on a value on the form.

For example:

ifElse([Form].[Declaration],[Form].[RedirectPageSUBMITTEDForm],[Form].[RedirectPageSAVEDForm])

 

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  • June 27, 2023

Similarly, you can redirect the user back to from where they came.

Open the form from any view and look at the URL in the browser for the “Source=http….”

the “Source” will be the VIEW or Page they initiated the form to open

So, In the Close/Submit section of the Form use INSERT and add this:  getQueryStringParameter("Source")

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