Enhanced Redirect Control Fields

The Webform type inbound integration supports an enhanced redirect feature. This feature enhances the basic redir_url control field, giving the submitter the ability to redirect the user to different urls depending on the outcome of the lead. Enhanced redirects are only in the Webform-type integration, and are not available in the LeadConduit Standard or other Source integrations, .

redir_url

This is the catch-all redirect field. If redir_url=[[link to page]] is present in the submit request, the user will be redirected to [[link to page]] on success, failure, or error, unless one of the *_redir_url fields described below is defined and applicable.

success_redir_url

If the submit request contains a success_redir_url=[[link to success page]] field, the user will be redirected to [[link to success page]] is the lead’s outcome is “success”. If this is not defined, the action will fall back to that defined by redir_url.

failure_redir_url

If the submit request contains a failure_redir_url=[[link to failure page]] field, the user will be redirected to [[link to failure page]] is the lead’s outcome is “success”. If this is not defined, the action will fall back to that defined by redir_url.

error_redir_url

If the submit request contains an error_redir_url=[[link to error page]] field, the user will be redirected to [[link to error page]] is the lead’s outcome is “success”. If this is not defined, the action will fall back to that defined by redir_url.

Submitted fields, the lead outcome, and the outcome reason may be dynamically inserted into any redirect url value by using the {{variable}} nomenclature. For instance, if you want to redirect with the provided first name (originally submitted in the “fn” parameter), use this: failure_redir_url=http://mypage.com/sorry.html?name={{fn}}&why={{reason}}.

The redirection URL values can be provided in hidden form fields or in the posting URL querystring. If the latter is used, the redirect URLs need to be URL encoded.