How to redirect people to another page after form submission

Whether you want to send form fillers back to your site or to a different web page, join us in this quick Jotform tutorial to learn how to redirect users to a page that isn’t your form’s “Thank You” page. No coding necessary — just copy and paste the external link into our Form Builder!
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CHAPTERS:
00:00​ Introduction
00:28 Customize the thank you page
00:38 Write the redirection URL
01:05 Try the redirection
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[GOJOtb]

I don’t understand this process. Can you make another vdo on it

[ros_na]

amazing presentation. I have 1 question: how about if I want to redirect the user to another form with filled in information from form 1 to form 2 where another form2 user has to complete the form and finally submit it to the approver?

[shireofgingin]

Hey Jorge. Been having a look through your videos on Jotform - super informative. We're thinking about using Jotform and we're wondering what kind of capacity there is to respond to data once it has been received? We've had a bit of a search but not much luck on this as mostly there only seems to be information on auto response.

What we want to do is set an email condition for the filled in form to be emailed to a specific person or group of people. We've gathered you can do this. Once received though, is there the capacity for the receivers to send a tailored response back to the form submitter (without revealing the email that sent it - just using our company name or something)?

We want to set up applications for permits and we have various people who can approve. However, we want to give them the capacity to write any additional conditions as part of approving, etc. Hoping this can be sent to them via email and back via email. Is this possible?

Let us know. Thank you.