Pass Form Data to Thank You Page in WordPress | Redirect with Saved Data After Form Submission

[@muhammadtayyab7674]

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[@winfieldpoonwengfei9265]

Me too, thank you also!

[@bhajansong9064]

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[@menhealthissue3815]

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[@eugenpopa4993]

Thank you! Very usefull.

[@zahid3d29]

Thank you for the tutorial. Can you help about image/file please. How can Iget those value?

[@ltghost_9]

Does it work with WPForms?

[@RobertoCucco]

Very good trick. Thanks a lot. Have you an idea why I'm able to write only a parameter on the thank you page? Even if I configured URL query parameters your-email and your-name and I put [get_param param="your-name"] [get_param param="your-email"] it writes only the first parameter on the page

[@himeshkaushal4648]

Hey Thanks for this video can we do this same in WPform. Please reply

[@webstylepress]

To pass data to the thank you page after form submission using the WPForms in WordPress, follow these steps: - Create a Hidden Field in WPForms. Go to WPForms and edit your form. Add a hidden field to the form. This field will be used to store any data you want to pass to the thank you page. - Set Up the Confirmation Redirect: In the form editor, go to the `Settings` tab and then the `Confirmations` tab. Choose the `Redirect` confirmation type. Set the redirect URL to the thank you page URL, and append the data you want to pass as query parameters. - Retrieve the Data on the Thank You Page: On your thank you page, you can retrieve the query parameters using PHP or JavaScript. If you're using a custom page template, you can access the query parameters in PHP using $ _ G E T . Alternatively, if you're using JavaScript, you can use the URLSearchParams API to get the query parameters. - Display the Data on the Thank You Page*: Use the retrieved data to customize the thank you page content. For example, you can display a personalized message or use the data in any other way you need. By following these steps, you can pass data to the thank you page after a form submission in WPForms and use it as needed on that page.