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Showing a div after form submits successfully

Thread began 10/31/2009 9:51 pm by gwh362692 | Last modified 11/10/2009 6:40 pm by troyd | 8056 views | 9 replies |

gwh362692

Showing a div after form submits successfully

Hi everyone,

In the Universal Email wizard you can set a goto page where it redirects to once the form is submitted successfully. Instead of this, I wanted to just show a box (ie. div#confirm) with a confirmation message. This would need to be hidden until the form was submitted and then shown after it was sent successfully.

Has anyone done this before and if yes, can you explain how I'd do it?

Appreciate any help.

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

set the redirect page to go to the same page universal email is on and pass querystring variable:

page.php?sent=true


then put a PHP if statement around the confirm div:
<?php if(isset($_GET['sent']) && $_GET['sent'] == "true") { ?>
<div class="confirm">Your message</div>
<?php } ?>

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gwh362692

Thanks for the reply,

So I set the go to page to contact.php then clicked the lightning icon to go into the select data bindings dialogue. I'm not sure though how to pass the querystring variable you mentioned. The following code is in the code field:

<?php echo((isset($_POST[""]))?$_POST[""]:"") ?>

Do I go:

<?php echo((isset($_POST["page.php?sent=true"]))?$_POST[""]:"") ?>

Sorry, still trying to learn php syntax.

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

No, just set the redirect to:
contact.php?sent=true

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gwh362692

Thanks - everything's working now.

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troyd

Jason,

If I wanted to also add the person's name what would I include in order to echo that which was entered into the text field?

I have "Thank You" now in the show if statement. I would like to include their name. I've tried several things but it's not catching it.

Oh and hide the form at the same time.

Thanks,
TroyD

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

If the form element they enter their name is "name", set the message to:

php:
Thank You <?php echo((isset($_POST["name"]))?$_POST["name"]:""?>





To hide the form, place an if statement around it:


php:
<?php if(!isset($_GET['sent']) || (isset($_GET['sent']) &&  $_GET['sent'] != "true")) { ?>

<from...>
......
</from>
<?php ?>
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troyd

Yes, that first one is what I have been trying. My field name is "fieldset_group_Name"
So my entire show if is

php:
<?php if(isset($_GET['sent']) && $_GET['sent'] == "true") { ?>

<div class="confirm">Thank You<?php echo((isset($_POST["fieldset_group_Name"]))?$_POST["fieldset_group_Name"]:""?><br />
We will reply shortly. </div>
<?php ?>



But I'm not getting a result. It does show "Thank You, We will reply shortly".I must have something else wrong.

The hide form worked great however.

Thanks,
TroyD

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

Oh, right, the redirect is killing the POST collection.


set the redirect to:

php:
contact.php?sent=true&email=<?php echo((isset($_POST["fieldset_group_Name"]))?$_POST["fieldset_group_Name"]:""?>



This way the posted email address is captured into the get collection.

then set the display to:
<?php if(isset($_GET['sent']) && $_GET['sent'] == "true") { ?>
<div class="confirm">Thank You<?php echo((isset($_GET["email"]))?$_GET["email"]:"") ?><br />
We will reply shortly. </div>
<?php } ?>

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troyd

Jason,

That did the trick. Thanks.
I can't wait until I can see these things for myself. Until then, I'm glad I have help here.

TroyD

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