When a user submits a form, it typically takes all users to the same page. More often, a generic thank-you page.
But every submission is different. So the experience needs to be different for different types of customers.
With MetForm, you can show a different page on the form submission based on their inputs.
You can build simple rules, for example, for a product order form:
- If the customer chooses a Premium subscription and prefers priority access, send them to the premium access strona.
- If the customer chooses a free subscription, send them to the regular access strona.
Note that Conditional Redirect only runs after a form is submitted successfully. It never affects visitors who haven’t completed the form.
How to apply a conditional redirect for WordPress forms #
Once you create a form with MetForm, proceed with:
- Idź do MetForm → Forms w panelu WordPress.
- Kliknij Edytować option for the form you want to apply the conditional redirect to. There, you will have the Ustawienia formularza window for that form.
- Pod General tab in Form Settings, scroll down to the Conditional Redirect section.
- Switch the toggle button to TAK to enable conditional logic.
- Now you can set your rules and conditions to redirect the user after form submission.
Understanding the conditional rule builder for WordPress forms #
To set the conditional rule for WordPress forms built with MetForm, you have the following options.
- Logic: Choose between AND, OR logic to formulate the condition.
- Redirect URL: Enter the page URL where you want to send the user if the condtions matches.
- Field: Pick the form field you want to compare the input for a personalized redirection.
- Operatior: You can use the comparison operators to check if the condition matches.
- Wartość: Set the input value to meet the condition.
Choosing the Logic: AND vs OR #
Applicable for multiple conditions under one rule group. You have AND & OR logic here.
| Logic | Meaning | Best used when |
|---|---|---|
| AND | Every condition must match | You need a very specific match |
| OR | Any one condition is enough | Several different answers lead to the same page |
Logical Operators #
You can use the comparison operators to check if the condition matches.
Here are the operators you can use,
| Operator | Meaning |
|---|---|
| == | Equal to |
| != | Not equal to |
| > | Greater than |
| >= | Greater than or equal to |
| < | Less than |
| <= | Less than |
Adres URL przekierowania #
Enter the page URL where the visitor goes if this rule matches.
Using Multiple Rule Groups #
Click + Add Rule Group to create more groups, each with its own destination. Groups are checked top to bottom, and the first matching group wins.
If none of your groups match, the form falls back to the standard Redirect To URL set above the Conditional Redirect section. If that field is also empty, the visitor simply sees the success message without being redirected.
