after submit redirect passing url-variable

[squareweb]

Hi,
Just bought your wp-formplugin, can’t find information if following is possible:

After submit (and storage of formdata in DB) I’d like to redirect to wordpress-page and add the (already) submitted formID tot the URL-string. In this way I can pick them up and youse them in the next (redirect)page (plugin).

Is this possible?

Thanks in advance

Mark

[Ally]

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[squareweb]

Hi Ally,

This is really great thanks for that. One question: Is it possible to also send the formID of the saved form with it. In this way I can configuer my join-query with other table much easyer….

Thanks in advance

Mark

[Ally]

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[squareweb]

Thanks Ally for quick response.

I’ll fix this right away.

Mark

[squareweb]

Sorry Ally I was not clear enough….

I ment the ID of the generated (sent) form (entry) after the user has filled in the form and its stored in the DB……

Excuses.

Mark

[Ally]

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[squareweb]

Super Ally,

Thanks again.

Mark

[squareweb]

Hi Ally,
I’ve implemented your solution. But in one way or another the query-variables are not added to the WP global query variables. The redirect-URL is looking good though (with desired parameter included) but I can not fetch the URL-variable on the target-page.

I tested it by echoing the added URL-variable just after adding it with add_query_arg() but it is even on this location in code not showing up?

Hope you can help me out here?

Thanks in advance

PS below is my function.php code

mark

add_action(‘iphorm_success_redirect_url_1’, ‘sqw_modify_form_redirect’, 10, 2);

function sqw_modify_form_redirect($url, $form)
{
global $wp_query;
$url = add_query_arg(‘sqw_qid’, $form->getEntryId(), get_permalink(316));
// testing added url-parm
$sqw_entry_id = get_query_var(‘sqw_qid’);
error_log(‘NU : ‘. $sqw_entry_id , 1, ‘info@xyz.nl’);
return $url;
}

add_filter(‘query_vars’, ‘sqw_query’);

function sqw_query($qvars) {
$qvars[] = ‘sqw_qid’;
return $qvars;
}

[squareweb]

Ally,

I’ve added some PHP by including a widget in the footer and printing by:

echo “variable: ” . get_query_var(‘sqw_qid’);

Its shows that the url-variable does indeed exists meaning the above code works.

So my problem is solved, i.e. I have to find out why the variable cannot be “seen” within one of my functions in the class I’m using?

Any advice?

Mark

[squareweb]

Manged to fix this myself.
Sorry for bothering.

mark

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