There are two ways to redirect form users after submission.
The first method is constant redirection to a single URL, and the second method, which we’ll cover in this article, is conditional redirection based on user responses.
This allows you to redirect users to different URLs depending on their form answers.
📝 Additional insights:
For constant redirection (redirecting to one specific URL), check out the tutorial for setting up fixed redirection.
Learn how to create and manage different ending pages based on form responses for a more dynamic user experience.
Follow the steps below to set up conditional redirection based on the responses provided by users.
Step 1: Open the logic tab
In the form editor, click on one of the fields and navigate to the Logic tab. Then click on the advanced logic button.
Step 2: Set up a conditional redirect
In the advanced logic section, scroll to the end of the logic page, and in the "On submitting the form" section, there is a condition called "After submit, go to link". You can use this to define where users are redirected based on their form responses.
Example 1: Redirect logic for score field
If a user's score is greater or equal to 5, you can redirect them to URL1 (e.g., https://URL 1).
If their score is less than 5, they can be redirected to URL2 (e.g., https://UrL 2).
📝 Additional Insights:
How to transfer data between two forms (with redirect): Learn how to set up and link Form1 and Form2, create hidden fields to capture data, and ensure matching field IDs. This article also covers how to use the redirect option to send data from Form1 to Form2 after submission.
How to send data from one form to another: Explore different ways to connect forms and databases, including automatic data transfer between forms and databases, for better data management and workflow automation.
Example 2: Redirect logic for single-choice questions
You can use conditional redirection based on single-choice fields (like Yes/No answers or other options) to send users to different URLs after submission.
The process is the same as setting up any other logic in the Logic page:
Open the Logic tab
In the form editor, click on the field, go to the Logic tab, and scroll down to the advanced logic section.Set up redirect Logic for single-choice fields
Scroll to the end of the logic page, and in the "On submitting the form" section, add your logic.
Let’s say you have a single-choice field with two options.
If the user selects Option 1, they should be redirected to Link 1 (e.g., https://link1.com).
If they select Option 2, they should be redirected to Link 2 (e.g., https://link2.com).
You can add more options and corresponding links based on the choices provided in the single-choice field.
⭐ Pro Tip:
Redirection always occurs after the form is submitted. The user must complete the form to be redirected to the URL you set up.
For more details on setting up conditional logic, check out our article on conditional logic.
Watch this video to learn more about logic: