Webform redirect to thankyou page on submission

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  • Michael Sorensen

    This would be great.

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  • Faizan Jaffry

    This is a bug i think as developer point of view on podio. they can't allow us to do this. But if you are using bootstrap then you can use its modal box in which you can show the thankyou content of your site... if you are interested then i will show you how to do this.

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  • Lorenzo Caldara

    This limitation is the only reason why we do not use Podio Web Form solution.
    It would be great for us too.

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  • Fariz Yoga Syahputra

    Hello Wellness

    you can try this http://www.globimail.com/blog/podio-webforms-and-google-analytics-goals.php
    but, you have to change this line
    gaq.push(['trackPageview', '/contact/confirm/']);
    with this :
    window.location.href="the page after submission"
    hope this could help you :D

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  • Glauber Carvalho

    This would be easier if there were a bit more flexibility on Podio development. We can only add the URL, but no javascript in the redirect field. In this regard, I think @hello wellness' solution is the only one. This webform is a convenient way to get info but so many restrictions. 

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  • Glauber Carvalho

    Sad we have to spend so much time with simple things. If you use MailChimp/WP, add a plugin (this cuts the email confirmation and the double opt-in altogether). Then zapier to sync contacts.

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  • Vickie Bowden

    Yes. On the webform settings page, scroll to bottom. Under "Configuration" you will see the "After submission" dropdown. This will allow you to add the URL of your thankyou page. If you embed your form on your web site, you need to add your domain (with 'www' and without 'www') to the "Allowed domains" section at the top of that page.

    Caveat: HOWEVER...if you embed the form AND use a custom thankyou page, the url that you use for the thankyou page will BREAK your form depending upon whether your redirect page uses 'www' or not before your domain (the form breaks if viewed on a 'www/' page if your redirect doesn't use 'www/' and vice-versa).

    I have just spent half a day figuring out a way to FIX this. You must add an .htaccess file in the directory where your form lives to push browsers to the URL format you want to use for your redirect page.

    Here is an example to push URL using 'www' to the non-'www' URL and coordinated redirect page (in a subfolder):

    RewriteEngine on
    
    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^www\.(domain\.com)$ [NC]
    RewriteRule ^ http://%1%{REQUEST_URI} [L,R=301]
    
    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain\.com$
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/subfolder/
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /subfolder/$1 [L]
    
    RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^domain\.com$
    RewriteRule ^(/)?$ /subfolder/index.php [L]

    I hope this helps save someone else having to waste half a day finding a workaround
    to this problem that Podio still hasn't addressed.
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  • Brooke Schendzielos

    I see one resolution to this issue at the bottom of the thread.  By any chance has Podio corrected this issue?  I am having this issue currently with a embedded form in our WIX website.  I like the .htaccess file approach but WIX doesn't allow this.

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  • Ciphers Digital

    Still complicated for most and unnecessary. I would set a vertical scroll view element trigger for the google tag. Set it to 75 to 90% of page scroll for it to fire the trigger. More than likely 90% of those who scroll vertically on your form will be submitting a request. Meaning you may have a false positive on form submissions of about 10%.. But compare that with your CRM submissions to find out how many are scrolling and not submitting the form.

    Be sure to set the tag firing to : "Once Per Page"

     

    Best Regards,

    Mike @ Ciphers Digital

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