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edit approved May 27, 2016 at 5:18

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You can use the source parameter in a query string to customize the redirect after form submitsubmit/cancelcancel. Format looks like this:

https://yourserver/sites/sitename/lists/listname/newform.aspx?source=https://yourserver/sites/sitename/pages/someotherpage.aspx

https://yourserver/sites/sitename/lists/listname/newform.aspx?source=https://yourserver/sites/sitename/pages/someotherpage.aspx

Note that you have to have users click from a link you create somewhere and not from the usual new item link on the list toolbar. That may or may not work for your situation.

You can use the source parameter in a query string to customize the redirect after form submit/cancel. Format looks like this:

https://yourserver/sites/sitename/lists/listname/newform.aspx?source=https://yourserver/sites/sitename/pages/someotherpage.aspx

Note that you have to have users click from a link you create somewhere and not from the usual new item link on the list toolbar. That may or may not work for your situation.

You can use the source parameter in a query string to customize the redirect after form submit/cancel. Format looks like this:

https://yourserver/sites/sitename/lists/listname/newform.aspx?source=https://yourserver/sites/sitename/pages/someotherpage.aspx

Note that you have to have users click from a link you create somewhere and not from the usual new item link on the list toolbar. That may or may not work for your situation.

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created May 26, 2016 at 22:07

Todd

You can use the source parameter in a query string to customize the redirect after form submit/cancel. Format looks like this:

https://yourserver/sites/sitename/lists/listname/newform.aspx?source=https://yourserver/sites/sitename/pages/someotherpage.aspx

Note that you have to have users click from a link you create somewhere and not from the usual new item link on the list toolbar. That may or may not work for your situation.