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Sharepoint List/Form Button Redirect
Hi, I am using Sharpeoint MOSS 2007.
I have a list/form that I want to change where the OK and Cancel button go to when they are clicked when the user submits the form or is cancelling out of the form. I don't need the redirect to attach any ID's or anything, I just need it to redirect the user back to a basic web page (a main menu page) on the Sharepoint site. I have Sharepoint Designer and have the NewForm.aspx loaded up, but the form does not allow me to click on the OK and Cancel button to see it's properties and get to the redirect property. When I click on anything, the whole form is highlighted, instead of allowing me to click on the individual buttons.
Thanks in advance.
I have a list/form that I want to change where the OK and Cancel button go to when they are clicked when the user submits the form or is cancelling out of the form. I don't need the redirect to attach any ID's or anything, I just need it to redirect the user back to a basic web page (a main menu page) on the Sharepoint site. I have Sharepoint Designer and have the NewForm.aspx loaded up, but the form does not allow me to click on the OK and Cancel button to see it's properties and get to the redirect property. When I click on anything, the whole form is highlighted, instead of allowing me to click on the individual buttons.
Thanks in advance.
Microsoft SharePoint
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geoffsweb
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OK, I have created custom list forms before.... I was just hoping that I didn't have to do that and could modify the original.... but I guess then once you modify the original, it's custom :)
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I created a custom form for my list, no problems. I changed the RedirectURL in the properties for the OK button, but nothing happened, still redirected to the AllItems.aspx page. Ay suggestions?
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepointdesigner/HA101191111033.aspx
If it is a list, you can also just create a new aspx, insert a custom list form and apply your master page.