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"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
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"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.
"Here to Help" is a support column written especially for Formstack's awesome, loyal customers. This post is part of a three-post series highlighting popular, but complex, Formstack features.
If you’re like most people, you spend a lot of time prepping and tweaking your online forms to ensure high submission rates. But do you consider what happens after someone submits your form?With Formstack’s confirmation and redirect submit actions, you can take control of a responder’s experience upon submission. Submit actions are activities (such as displaying a form thank you page) that take place after someone hits “Submit” on your form.Submit actions can be a highly beneficial part of the form experience, but they are easy to neglect. To help you get up to speed on form submit actions, I’m here to break them down piece by piece.Read on to discover all you need to know to enhance your online forms with custom submit actions.
First things first: You’re probably wondering why you should use submit actions in the first place. What’s in it for you (or—more importantly—your customers)?In short, a lot.Here are two great reasons to use submit actions:
When it comes to Formstack’s form submit actions, you have a few options:
1. Display a Custom Confirmation Message for Users: By default, a basic form thank you page will be displayed after someone submits your form:
If you want to take this a step further, you can choose to display a custom message instead:
Using Formstack’s simple HTML editor, you can type up your own message and even include your own images or gifs. You can also choose to insert field IDs from the form for further customization—so that a user’s name, for example, will populate into the custom message (as shown above).
2. Redirect Users to an External URL Another option is to send your responders to another website or web page through a form submit redirect. For example, you could send people to your website homepage after they submit your form.
3. Send Submitted Data to a Third-Party App or External URLThe third type of form submit action involves routing the submitted data to another app or URL. This gives you the option to take the data submitted through your online forms and automatically pass it into another system, such as a payment processor or an email platform.
Before you start adding submit actions to your online forms, make sure you understand the following:
Are you ready to start adding submit actions to your form? Great! You can do so with just a handful of quick steps:
That’s it! For a more visual display of these steps, check out the gif below, which shows how to set up a custom thank you message submit action.
For more information on adding submit actions to your online forms, check out our Submit Actions Support doc.
Want a closer look at a form submit redirect example? Click here to learn about using a submit action to pre-populate form fields.