How can we redirect users based on their input in the signup form using Webflow?

To redirect users based on their input in a signup form using Webflow, you’ll need to integrate custom JavaScript since conditional form redirection isn't a built-in Webflow feature.

1. Set Up Your Form in Webflow

• Create a form using Webflow’s native Form block.
• Add input fields as needed. For conditional logic, use something like a Dropdown, Radio Button, or Text Field that determines where users are redirected.
• Ensure each input has a clear and unique Name attribute (set in the Element Settings panel).

2. Add a Unique ID to the Form

• Select the form wrapper and assign a unique ID (e.g., signup-form) in the Element Settings panel.

3. Inject Custom JavaScript Code

• Go to Page Settings or the Page Footer Custom Code section in Project Settings > Custom Code.
• Add a <script> tag with conditional logic that:
• Prevents default submission
• Reads the input value
• Redirects based on logic

Example (not raw HTML—provided inline as a concept):

• Check for a dropdown option (e.g., "student" vs. "professional")
• Use window.location.href to redirect to the appropriate page.

4. Example Behavior Logic

Let’s say users select from a Dropdown called user-type:

• If “student” is selected → redirect to /student-dashboard
• If “professional” is selected → redirect to /pro-dashboard

The script might look like this (in concept):

Add this to the Page Footer:

• Check document.getElementById('signup-form')
• On submit, use event.preventDefault()
• Get document.querySelector('[name="user-type"]').value
• Use conditional if...else and set window.location.href = "/desired-page"

5. Test Thoroughly

• Make sure the redirect works after the form is submitted.
• Check that the right value is read from the dropdown or other input.
• Use browser dev tools to troubleshoot if necessary.

Summary

To redirect users based on form input in Webflow, create a form with identifiable fields, then use custom JavaScript to intercept the submission, check the input value, and redirect the user accordingly. Webflow does not currently support conditional redirects natively, so custom code is required.