Form plugin redirect

The redirect plug-in allows you to decide where the browser should be redirected to at the end of the form submission.

If no redirect plug-in is entered then the form will automatically redirect itself to the previous page.

The redirect plug-in is always the form's last plug-in to be run, regardless of its order in the form's plugins section

Options

Jump page - The URL to redirect to once the form has successfully been submitted
Append jump url with data - If yes selected the the form's data is appended to the jump page url
Submission message - Text to display. Use placeholders to display data collected by the form. If your jump page option is left empty then this text is shown on its own page. If your jump page points to a URL on your site then the thanks message appears as a system message. If your jump page points to a URL outside of your site then the thanks message is ignored.
Use as search data - If 'yes' selected then the form's data is used for filtering the form's tables data.
Condition - PHP code which should return true or false. If it returns false then the redirect is not applied. Place holders can be used, so a simple example of a condition might be:

return '{tablename___elementname}' = 1;

The following options apply ONLY when redirecting from a content plug-in or module.

Context reset - Should the form be reset to a blank new entry when the redirect occurs
Context redirect - How should the redirect be handled:
Same page - the current page is reloaded with the redirect URL
New page - the redirect page is loaded in a new page/tab
Popup - the redirect page is loaded in a pop up window.

If the context redirect is set to be 'popup' then the following options set the popup windows location and properties:

Set the jump page URL to :

index.php?option=com_fabrik&view=form&fabrik=X&format=PDF&rowid={rowid}

replace X with your form's id.