Can you set a Redirect URL of a Webflow Form from a CMS value?
Yes, you can set a Redirect URL of a Webflow form from a CMS value. This feature is useful when you want to dynamically redirect users to different pages based on the input they provide. To set a redirect URL from a CMS value, follow these steps:
Create a form in Webflow: First, you need to create a form in your Webflow project. To do this, go to your Webflow Designer and drag a Form Block onto your page. Customize the form fields and settings according to your needs.
Set up a form submission trigger: In order to redirect users after form submission, you need to add a form submission trigger. Select the Form element and go to the Settings tab in the right-hand panel. Under the Form Submission section, enable the "Redirect to a different page after submission" option.
Add a dynamic redirect URL: Instead of manually entering a URL in the "Redirect URL" field, you can use a dynamic CMS value as the redirect URL. To do this, click the "+ Add field" button next to the "Redirect URL" field and select the appropriate CMS field from your collection.
Map the CMS field value to the Redirect URL: Once you have selected the CMS field, you will see a mapping dropdown menu appear. Choose the CMS field that contains the redirect URL or create a field specifically for this purpose.
Style the success message: After submitting the form, users will see a success message. Customize this message by selecting the form and going to the Success Message section in the right-hand panel.
By following these steps, you will be able to set a redirect URL for a Webflow form using a CMS value. This allows you to dynamically redirect users based on the information they submit.
Additional Resources:
- Webflow University: Form submission success message
- Webflow University: Forms
- Webflow Forum: How to redirect a form to a dynamic URL provided by CMS?
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