When your site visitors submit a form successfully, you can either redirect them to
another page or display a message indicating that they were successful.
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Classic
Available for purchase in: Enterprise, Performance,
and Unlimited Editions
Available (with limitations) in:
Developer Edition
User
Permissions Needed
To build, edit, and manage Site.com sites:
Site.com Publisher User field enabled on the
user detail page
AND
Site administrator or designer role
assigned at the site level
When the page is open:
Select the form in the Page Structure pane.
In the Properties pane, select an option in the When Successful drop-down
list.
Option
Description
Show another page
Redirects the user to the page that you specify.
Display a message
Displays a message below the form.
As appropriate, specify either:
The page to redirect to in the Page URL field. You can enter a relative
URL, such as a site page, or an absolute URL. For relative URLs, ensure you
include a forward slash (/).
The message text in the Message Text field.
Tip The form's Submit button uses the submit action
in the Events pane.
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