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SharePoint Survey http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2013/04/sharepoint- Redirect to Thank You Page on Finishsurvey-redirect-to-thank-you-page-on-finish.html

Procedure:

You can use the SharePoint Designer to achieve it.

  • Create a new page named as “Thankyou.aspx” page under the Site Pages.
  • Open the site in SharePoint Designer 2013, click Lists and Libraries, go to "Forms" section. Create a New Form by clicking on "New Item Form"
  • Give it a Name, choose form type as "New Item Form" and enable "Set as default form for the selected type" and click on "Ok" to create the new form.
  • Edit the New form we've just created. Open the "New.aspx" page with Advanced Mode in SharePoint Designer.
  • Search for the savebutton1,savebutton2, delete all two “Finish” buttons.
  • Insert SharePoint Form Action button from "Insert Menu >> SharePoint >> Form Action Button"
  • Select the Form Actions "Commit" and "Navigate to Page" .
  • Select the “Navigate to page” action, click “settings” to set the target page ,and click "OK".
  • Rename the Form Action as Finish.
  • Save and close the page.

You can also refer to the following article, although it is for SharePoint 2010, it also fits for SharePoint 2013.

SharePoint Survey - Redirect to Thank You Page on Finish

Procedure:

You can use the SharePoint Designer to achieve it.

  • Create a new page named as “Thankyou.aspx” page under the Site Pages.
  • Open the site in SharePoint Designer 2013, click Lists and Libraries, go to "Forms" section. Create a New Form by clicking on "New Item Form"
  • Give it a Name, choose form type as "New Item Form" and enable "Set as default form for the selected type" and click on "Ok" to create the new form.
  • Edit the New form we've just created. Open the "New.aspx" page with Advanced Mode in SharePoint Designer.
  • Search for the savebutton1,savebutton2, delete all two “Finish” buttons.
  • Insert SharePoint Form Action button from "Insert Menu >> SharePoint >> Form Action Button"
  • Select the Form Actions "Commit" and "Navigate to Page" .
  • Select the “Navigate to page” action, click “settings” to set the target page ,and click "OK".
  • Rename the Form Action as Finish.
  • Save and close the page.

You can also refer to the following article, although it is for SharePoint 2010, it also fits for SharePoint 2013.

http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2013/04/sharepoint-survey-redirect-to-thank-you-page-on-finish.html

Procedure:

You can use the SharePoint Designer to achieve it.

  • Create a new page named as “Thankyou.aspx” page under the Site Pages.
  • Open the site in SharePoint Designer 2013, click Lists and Libraries, go to "Forms" section. Create a New Form by clicking on "New Item Form"
  • Give it a Name, choose form type as "New Item Form" and enable "Set as default form for the selected type" and click on "Ok" to create the new form.
  • Edit the New form we've just created. Open the "New.aspx" page with Advanced Mode in SharePoint Designer.
  • Search for the savebutton1,savebutton2, delete all two “Finish” buttons.
  • Insert SharePoint Form Action button from "Insert Menu >> SharePoint >> Form Action Button"
  • Select the Form Actions "Commit" and "Navigate to Page" .
  • Select the “Navigate to page” action, click “settings” to set the target page ,and click "OK".
  • Rename the Form Action as Finish.
  • Save and close the page.

You can also refer to the following article, although it is for SharePoint 2010, it also fits for SharePoint 2013.

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http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2013/04/sharepoint-survey-redirect-to-thank-you-page-onSharePoint Survey -finish.html Redirect to Thank You Page on Finish

Procedure:

You can use the SharePoint Designer to achieve it.

  • Create a new page named as “Thankyou.aspx” page under the Site Pages.
  • Open the site in SharePoint Designer 2013, click Lists and Libraries, go to "Forms" section. Create a New Form by clicking on "New Item Form"
  • Give it a Name, choose form type as "New Item Form" and enable "Set as default form for the selected type" and click on "Ok" to create the new form.
  • Edit the New form we've just created. Open the "New.aspx" page with Advanced Mode in SharePoint Designer.
  • Search for the savebutton1,savebutton2, delete all two “Finish” buttons.
  • Insert SharePoint Form Action button from "Insert Menu >> SharePoint >> Form Action Button"
  • Select the Form Actions "Commit" and "Navigate to Page" .
  • Select the “Navigate to page” action, click “settings” to set the target page ,and click "OK".
  • Rename the Form Action as Finish.
  • Save and close the page.

You can also refer to the following article, although it is for SharePoint 2010, it also fits for SharePoint 2013.

http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2013/04/sharepoint-survey-redirect-to-thank-you-page-on-finish.html

Procedure:

You can use the SharePoint Designer to achieve it.

  • Create a new page named as “Thankyou.aspx” page under the Site Pages.
  • Open the site in SharePoint Designer 2013, click Lists and Libraries, go to "Forms" section. Create a New Form by clicking on "New Item Form"
  • Give it a Name, choose form type as "New Item Form" and enable "Set as default form for the selected type" and click on "Ok" to create the new form.
  • Edit the New form we've just created. Open the "New.aspx" page with Advanced Mode in SharePoint Designer.
  • Search for the savebutton1,savebutton2, delete all two “Finish” buttons.
  • Insert SharePoint Form Action button from "Insert Menu >> SharePoint >> Form Action Button"
  • Select the Form Actions "Commit" and "Navigate to Page" .
  • Select the “Navigate to page” action, click “settings” to set the target page ,and click "OK".
  • Rename the Form Action as Finish.
  • Save and close the page.

You can also refer to the following article, although it is for SharePoint 2010, it also fits for SharePoint 2013.

SharePoint Survey - Redirect to Thank You Page on Finish

Procedure:

You can use the SharePoint Designer to achieve it.

  • Create a new page named as “Thankyou.aspx” page under the Site Pages.
  • Open the site in SharePoint Designer 2013, click Lists and Libraries, go to "Forms" section. Create a New Form by clicking on "New Item Form"
  • Give it a Name, choose form type as "New Item Form" and enable "Set as default form for the selected type" and click on "Ok" to create the new form.
  • Edit the New form we've just created. Open the "New.aspx" page with Advanced Mode in SharePoint Designer.
  • Search for the savebutton1,savebutton2, delete all two “Finish” buttons.
  • Insert SharePoint Form Action button from "Insert Menu >> SharePoint >> Form Action Button"
  • Select the Form Actions "Commit" and "Navigate to Page" .
  • Select the “Navigate to page” action, click “settings” to set the target page ,and click "OK".
  • Rename the Form Action as Finish.
  • Save and close the page.

You can also refer to the following article, although it is for SharePoint 2010, it also fits for SharePoint 2013.

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http://www.sharepointdiary.com/2013/04/sharepoint-survey-redirect-to-thank-you-page-on-finish.html

Procedure:

You can use the SharePoint Designer to achieve it.

  • Create a new page named as “Thankyou.aspx” page under the Site Pages.
  • Open the site in SharePoint Designer 2013, click Lists and Libraries, go to "Forms" section. Create a New Form by clicking on "New Item Form"
  • Give it a Name, choose form type as "New Item Form" and enable "Set as default form for the selected type" and click on "Ok" to create the new form.
  • Edit the New form we've just created. Open the "New.aspx" page with Advanced Mode in SharePoint Designer.
  • Search for the savebutton1,savebutton2, delete all two “Finish” buttons.
  • Insert SharePoint Form Action button from "Insert Menu >> SharePoint >> Form Action Button"
  • Select the Form Actions "Commit" and "Navigate to Page" .
  • Select the “Navigate to page” action, click “settings” to set the target page ,and click "OK".
  • Rename the Form Action as Finish.
  • Save and close the page.

You can also refer to the following article, although it is for SharePoint 2010, it also fits for SharePoint 2013.