Is it possible to redirect to a page after submitting the smart form?

Pinegrow WP
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I am using the smart form and i want to redirect to a page after the form is submitted.
Now it redirects to the same page and it would be nice to redirect to a custom “thank you page”.
Is something like this possible when using the wp smart form?

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Bump, I would love to know this as well

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@beatngu (sorry for the delay) and @snowfeald,
It isn’t included as a smart form option, but you can add an If Option and PHP code from the WP Actions. I’m not sure if this is a sanctioned way to do this, as opposed to using wp_safe_redirect() or some other built-in WP function, but here is what I did.

  1. Directly after your smart form add a div with inline styling of “display: none;” Note - you can also do this by adding in a php block and typing by hand
  2. Add an If Option from the WP Actions
  3. For condition add $mailer->processed
  4. Add a PHP Code block from the WP Actions
  5. For function add echo '<script>window.location.href="redirect.to.here"</script> and replace the element

This will create the following output in your theme file:

<?php if ( $mailer->processed ) : ?>
       <?php echo '<script>window.location.href="https://google.com/"</script>' ?>
 <?php endif; ?>

Again, not sure if this is the “safe” way to do it. No url sanitization or checks, but…
Cheers,
Bob

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Hi Rob, following the initial steps where you place the IF and php code block on an invisibile div didn’t work (returned a php error so perhaps I was doing it wrong); so I simply pasted your theme output code below the smart form which worked excellently :smiley:

There’s an initial delay where the page will refresh for 100-300ms before redirecting to whatever href is set - but that’s alright as I don’t think anyone will care.

Excellent work as always Rob! This definitely looks something that could’ve been quickly googled but I don’t have much time to do that right now, so I really appreciate your prompt replies mate!

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No problem - not much to be done about the delay, that is how long the mailer takes.

Chaining commands in Pinegrow is fairly powerful, it just takes a little bit of mind-chanage from how it is normally done with writing code.