How to Get Rid of Pause Before Redirect

  • Resolved Amit Singh

    (@amitsksingh)


    5 years, 5 months ago

    I have used Contact Form 7 Redirection plugin to redirect the visitor to thank you page when user clicks submit button but it get PAUSED for few seconds before redirecting to thanks you page.

    I am looking for helping to get rid of this pause and redirect the page instantly after clicking submit button.

    Thanks,
    Amit

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  • Plugin Contributor Yuval

    (@yuvalsabar)

    Hi @amitsksingh,

    Please attach a link to the page with the contact form.

    Yuval.

    Thread Starter Amit Singh

    (@amitsksingh)

    Hi Yuval,

    Here is the link to the contact page where I have used the form. Before redirecting to thank you page it stops for some time to show success message and then redirect to thank you page where as I want to do redirect to thank you page as soon as I hit submit.

    Plugin Contributor Yuval

    (@yuvalsabar)

    You did not attached any link.

    Thread Starter Amit Singh

    (@amitsksingh)

    Here is the link you had asked for https://www.dixonhomescairns.com.au/contact-us/

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Amit Singh.
    Plugin Contributor Yuval

    (@yuvalsabar)

    Hi @amitsksingh,

    I don’t see any delay. Redirect happens immediately after form submission. This is the only way it can work, because our plugin uses Contact Forms 7’s wpcf7mailsent EventListener.
    If you don’t want to see the success message, you can hide it via CSS:

    .wpcf7-mail-sent-ok {
	display: none !important;
}

    Yuval.

    • This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Yuval.
    Thread Starter Amit Singh

    (@amitsksingh)

    Is there any way I can remove the above mentioned link in my previous message?

    REgards,
    Amit

    Plugin Contributor Yuval

    (@yuvalsabar)

    Not that I know of.

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