How could I add a redirect to my front page after the submit button is pressed on woo commerce?
I allowed file attachement to my reviews, it takes a while to refresh the page altough the attachement is already uploaded.
I wish to add a refresh or return to homepage automaticly after 10 secondes or so.
I did found hook to do that after comment is send but i m looking to add this at the press of the submit button.
How could i do that?
thankkks a lot///
You can use an jquery script to make this work. Using jquery you can set the time interval and event for refreshing or redirecting to home after pressing submit button.
E.g. jquery and javascript refresh
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how can I solve this issue ?
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User visits my webpage. They enter their email in the web-form. They then hit submit. The iFrame is redirected to a page that displays "Thanks for confirming your email!" etc..
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