How can I redirect users to a specific page on my website after submitting a form linked to Google Forms in Webflow?
To redirect users to a specific page on your website after submitting a form linked to Google Forms in Webflow, you'll need to make use of Google Forms' built-in redirect functionality and make some adjustments in Webflow.
Here's a step-by-step guide on how to achieve this:
1. Create your form in Google Forms: Start by creating your form in Google Forms and customize it according to your requirements.
2. Get the form URL: Once you've finished creating the form, click on the "Send" button in the top-right corner. In the popup that appears, click on the link icon to copy the form's URL.
3. Set up the redirect in Google Forms: Now, go back to the Google Forms editor and click on the "Responses" tab. In the toolbar, click on the Google Sheets icon to link your form to a Google Sheet. This step is necessary to enable form submissions. Once linked, click on the "More" button (three vertical dots) and select "Edit confirmation." In the options that appear, choose the option to "Redirect to a webpage" and enter the URL of the page you want to redirect users to after they submit the form.
4. Publish your form: Once you've set up the redirect, publish your form by clicking on the "Send" button again and selecting the "Embed" tab. You don't need to copy the embed code, as you'll be using Webflow for that.
5. Set up the form in Webflow: Open your Webflow project and navigate to the page where you want to include the form. Drag and drop an HTML embed element onto the page where you want the form to appear.
6. Paste the Google Forms embed code: Go back to Google Forms and copy the entire embed code by clicking on the embed icon in the top-right corner of the editor. Then, return to Webflow and paste the embed code into the HTML embed element you added in the previous step.
7. Style your form: Customize the design of the form in Webflow to ensure it matches the rest of your website. You can use the Webflow Designer to adjust the styling and layout of the form to your liking.
8. Publish your website: Once you've finished styling the form and completing the rest of your webpage, publish your website for the changes to take effect.
Now, when users submit the form on your Webflow website, they will be redirected to the specific page mentioned in the Google Forms redirect settings. This way, you can seamlessly integrate Google Forms into your Webflow website while still maintaining control over the user experience.