Redirect Fluent Forms Based on an Answer
Sends visitors to a different page after submitting a Fluent Forms form depending on an answer, such as separate thank-you pages for each service.
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$wpide_ff_redirect_form = 0; // Form ID (0 = off until you set it).
$wpide_ff_redirect_field = 'department'; // Field name holding the answer.
$wpide_ff_redirect_map = array(
'sales' => '/thank-you-sales/',
'support' => '/thank-you-support/',
);
add_filter( 'fluentform/form_submission_confirmation', function ( $confirmation, $data, $form ) use ( $wpide_ff_redirect_form, $wpide_ff_redirect_field, $wpide_ff_redirect_map ) {
if ( (int) $form->id !== $wpide_ff_redirect_form || ! is_array( $confirmation ) ) {
return $confirmation;
}
$answer = isset( $data[ $wpide_ff_redirect_field ] ) && is_scalar( $data[ $wpide_ff_redirect_field ] ) ? (string) $data[ $wpide_ff_redirect_field ] : '';
if ( isset( $wpide_ff_redirect_map[ $answer ] ) ) {
$confirmation['redirectTo'] = 'customUrl';
$confirmation['customUrl'] = esc_url_raw( home_url( $wpide_ff_redirect_map[ $answer ] ) );
$confirmation['enable_query_string'] = 'no';
}
return $confirmation;
}, 10, 3 );Notes
Set the form ID, the field name and the answer-to-URL map at the top; other answers keep the form's normal confirmation.
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