You can pass Form inputs so presumable you can add these to a URL.
This is how you can pass inputs:
on_sent_ok: "var name = $('.wpcf7 input[name=your-name]').val();var email = $('.wpcf7 input[name=your-email]').val();$('.wpcf7').hide();$('.entry-title').html('Thank you');$('.entry-content').html(''+name+' : someone from our office will get in touch with you via '+email+' within 24 hours.');"
And this is how you can redirect to a new URL
on_sent_ok: "location.replace('http://example.com/thank-you');"
A good write-up on using both is here: http://www.brianballa.com/contact-form-7-thank-you-success-messages
Thread Starter
Dani
(@danicasati)
Thank you for response, but form input should be a part of the redirect URL, not only for generate a custom strings.
So, text boxes values should be collected to redirect a user to a customized URL.
Is this possible?
Does this work?
on_sent_ok: “var email = $(‘.wpcf7 input[name=your-email]’).val();location.replace(‘http://example.com/thank-you?e=’+email+”);”
Thread Starter
Dani
(@danicasati)
Yes, domoku.
It works.
Thank you.
Just a little problem to read dropdown values if I use this field with pipes: I can read selected item value, but not pipe value.
Hey Domokun,
I have my on_sent ok to go to Paypal. Will it be possible to validate input field value (eg >2300) and then I want to re-direct to a different url instead of going to the paypal web site.
Please advice
Thanks
Jacob
Hey danicasati,
Can you please let me know how to use the value of a dropdown input in the custom url
