Can I supply a url param for the redirect on submit?

We are embedding a JotForm on our website and need to redirect back after submission so we can display additional messaging and control the flow on our website. 

Ideally we'd like to test this before deploying to production, which means we need to control where we redirect. I've set this up with an environment url param (hidden field) and conditions on that, but it's still very limited because each form needs to know about all our different environments and have all these conditions.

Is there a way we can just send a redirect url to our embedded form? This would be much simpler, more testable, and more flexible. I've tried setting the redirect to "{submitRedirect}" and it doesn't expand.

Thanks,
Andrew
Code.org

I think what you are looking for is the Redirect URL conditions of the form.

You can use URL param value in the conditions redirect URL.

Example:

I hope this help. Let us know if you need further assistance.

Thanks, but I don't think I explained right. I am already using those conditions and they are insufficient.

What I want to do is pass the entire url in a param.

With these conditions, I still need the base URL (in your screenshot the "https://www.jotform.com/?message=" part) to be hardcoded in the condition, and I need to add one of these conditions for each environment (dev, test, prod). It works, but it's limited, error prone, requires a lot of maintenance, and is harder to test.

Is there a way to redirect to a custom url from a param, open ended, without conditions and hardcoding parts of it?

Thanks

Is there a way to redirect to a custom url from a param...

Can you describe more where you intend to get the custom URL value from?

From what I understand, it could be from a field in the form... i.e. field_1  = https://www.customURL.com

If it is, you can use the field ID in the redirect URL also. Either using redirect conditions or just the Thank You page redirect option.

Ex:

Right, I want the custom url to come from a field in the form. The problem is I need to supply the *entire* redirect url, not just a param. The most important part in this case is the base url, the "https://www.jotform.com/?full_path_redirect=" in your latest screenshot, which is hardcoded. 

For more context, I want the following environments to work at a minimum for each form we create:

1. development. This should redirect my browser to my local server on http://localhost/...
2. staging. This should redirect to https://staging.code.org/...
3. test. This should redirect to https://test.code.org/...
4. production. https://code.org/...

Earlier, when I tried to substitute {field_1} for the entire url it didn't work. However I just tried it again, and it did work :) So, never mind. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for your help.

Glad to see that the issue is now fixed for you. Please do not hesitate to get back to us if you need any further assistance. We will be happy to help. 

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