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2 Return URL 1 month 1 week ago #43907

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Hello,

I have a quiz with one question and 4 answers. If the answer is correct, Forms should redirect to /success if the answer is wrong to /sorry. How can I implement 2 different redirects depending on the value?
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2 Return URL 1 month 1 week ago #43908

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We can do that with a couple of php scripts. to try this out I created a form with two fields, a text field 'question' (what is 2 x 2?)and a dropdown 'answer' (3,6.4.8,32)
If they get the answer correct we can use the default Rsform thank you page with a custom message like CORRECT! in a big font, for the sorry create a joomla article witf for example WRONG! in a big font, create a hidden menu link to this article and copy the url somewhere.
In sripts called on form process put this
$correctAnswer = 4;
$userAnswer = $_POST['form']['answer'][0];
 
if ($userAnswer == $correctAnswer) {
    return true; // Proceed to the default thank you page
} else {
    // Store the redirect URL in a session variable
    $session = JFactory::getSession();
    $session->set('redirect_url', 'index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1154'); //add your particular url in place of this one
 
    return true; // Let RSForm continue processing
}

Now in script called after form processed add
$session = JFactory::getSession();
$redirectUrl = $session->get('redirect_url', '');
 
if (!empty($redirectUrl)) {
    $session->clear('redirect_url'); // Clear session to avoid future redirects
    JFactory::getApplication()->redirect($redirectUrl);
}

You shouls find that does the trick, you might want add a return to previous page button in the 'sorry' article too
If you can keep your head when all about you are losing theirs, then you obviously don't understand the situation!
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