How to redirect users after submitting a SharePoint form?

How to redirect users after submitting a SharePoint form?

It can be a page on your SharePoint site or it can be any website page. Just add this code to JavaScript editor and it will automatically redirect users to the specified page: Do you want your users to be able to start working on a new item straight after they save an item?

How to redirect a link to another page in SharePoint?

If you give someone a link to complete a new form in SharePoint (like a survey), they normally get returned to the default list view after they submit the response. However, you can redirect them to some other page by adding the ?source parameter to the end of the URL link.

What should the Save button redirect to in SharePoint?

Save button works fine as expected but at the same time Cancel button redirects to Thanks page as well. Ideally Cancel should redirect to some other page like Home Page.

When to redirect to SharePoint 2013 Thank you page?

By default when the user submits an item to a SharePoint 2013 list, it redirects to the AllItems.aspx page (AllItems view page). But my requirement is after the user submits the item it should go to a Thank you page (custom site page created to display a thank you message).

How to redirect a page in SharePoint Designer?

The only way I know how to do this is if you edit the page in SharePoint Designer. Next time.. Put the script in a file that you upload into a site assets library. Add the CEWP to the page and link to the file that you added with any redirect info.

How does the display item form work in SharePoint?

Most of the time, people are using the SharePoint’s Display item form to display their list content in a page. By default, the Display item form’s close button redirect you to the default view of the library where your page/document exists or where your item exists. In some cases, some people want to change this redirect URL.

When to redirect users to the edit form?

Sometimes, it’s important to redirect users to Edit Form. For example, you want users to save an item and still be able to continue editing it. The best option in this case would be redirect users seamlessly from the New Form to the Edit Form, once they click the save button.