I would like to use the "gotopage" option after submitting the form but display the form results on that page. The reason I want to use the gotopage option is I would like the results displayed on a page to match the rest of my site. The reason I am not using inline as I usually do is that I am not using an iFrame to display the form, but have it in a div instead. Is there a "quick and easy" way to carry the results to display on the new page?

Not at this time. The <iframe> option is the only way to accomplish that. Not sure if anyone here may have made some custom hacks for that, but if someone has, they will chime in with info.

I would think you could use either the mysql option or csv option in combination with the go to page to get the results you need.

I'm confused here (ya doesn't take much these days haha). If you take the form out of the iframe, it will not do the automatic thank you page with the results in it (providing you left the results code in which I never do)? I've never done one without leaving the code intact so the iframe code is there, but I guess I thought the iframe code was just a fallback in case a browser couldn't display it without it?

It will still behave properly outside the iframe. It's still using the myformname.php to process the submit.

So I'm still confused then as to what the problem is for the OP? If it works like that then that's what he's asking for isn't it? Or am I once again totally missing the point here? LOL

When I leave the default setting for the redirect it always goes to a preset up page that I believe is basically the form page itself that is somehow changing to a thank you page etc. It's always as part of my current site setup, never a page on it's own and so it always fits with the rest of the site as what the OP is asking for. What am I missing here?

Their looking to get the results into a page besides through the built in confirmation so they can drop the inline styling.

oh duh, I totally missed the "inline styling" part of his post. Thanks for clarifying that for me Eric

Any time Jo.

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As Eric said you can store your results as a csv file I prefer that as it can be imported into Access or Excel straight away. But those values are available and can be inserted into a page of your design. One method I use is to create a form in form builder how you wish to display the results. Take a snapshot and insert that into a page as a image where you want the info to be displayed. Change the page to a php extension and echo the values into position. Takes a bit of work but the results are great.

Even a bit more work if it is a responsive page you want. If you want to learn I can help get you started.
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