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This is a stupid question, but I'm stupid today. Just so you know, I searched but did not find the answer.
The form has a yes/no element. I want to redirect to one page if the user checks "yes" and to another page if the user checks "no." For some reason, I can't figure out how to do it. Would someone mind holding my hand on this?
Help is appreciated.
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Critical Tinkerer CreditAttribution: Critical Tinkerer commentedHere are some simple demonstrative examples:
Use 'internal:' for paths within the site.
If you need to confirm the "submitted_tree" array values, go to .../admin/settings/webform Advance Settings and set to Full Debug. When you submit the form the submitted_tree array will be displayed.
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CharlieHipHop CreditAttribution: CharlieHipHop commentedGreat! Thanks so much.
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Critical Tinkerer CreditAttribution: Critical Tinkerer commented