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Seems like you are looking for this. <br />
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<a href="http://mysharepointexp.blogspot.com/2011/12/redirecting-infopath-form-after-submit.html" rel="ugc">http://mysharepointexp.blogspot.com/2011/12/redirecting-infopath-form-after-submit.html</a><br />
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Let me know if this doesn't help. Cheers.
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Thanks but that is only for the form not for Infopath Form Webpart. &nbsp;Tried putting source in the URL but because it's a webpart on the page it doesn't work.
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Thanks for this - I had actually looked at this but just copied and pasted the script into the content editor webpart and wondered why it didn't work. &nbsp;When I looked again following your link I realised that the &lt;&nbsp;&gt; were missing on the all the script references - put them in and it works.<br />
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Brilliant.<br />
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Thank you very much.
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Yes I noticed that as well and maybe I should have mentioned that, but anybody who can write javascript will pick that up as you did. Glad it worked. Cheers.
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I have an infopath form webpart on a page - I want to redirect to the home page of the site when the user clicks submit - anyone know how to do this?<br />
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I can't use the source= parameter in the url as its a webpart.<br />
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Can't use submit to rule to show another view as want to return to the homepage not a new infopath view.<br />
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Any help would be appreciated.
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I have an infopath form webpart on a page - I want to redirect to the home page of the site when the user clicks submit - anyone know how to do this?

I can't use the source= parameter in the url as its a webpart.

Can't use submit to rule to show another view as want to return to the homepage not a new infopath view.

Any help would be appreciated.

Seems like you are looking for this. 

http://mysharepointexp.blogspot.com/2011/12/redirecting-infopath-form-after-submit.html

Let me know if this doesn&#39;t help. Cheers.

Thanks but that is only for the form not for Infopath Form Webpart.  Tried putting source in the URL but because it&#39;s a webpart on the page it doesn&#39;t work.

Thanks for this - I had actually looked at this but just copied and pasted the script into the content editor webpart and wondered why it didn&#39;t work.  When I looked again following your link I realised that the &lt; &gt; were missing on the all the script references - put them in and it works.

Brilliant.

Thank you very much.

Yes I noticed that as well and maybe I should have mentioned that, but anybody who can write javascript will pick that up as you did. Glad it worked. Cheers.

SharePoint 2010 Infopath Form Webpart redirect on submit

I have an infopath form webpart on a page - I want to redirect to the home page of the site when the user clicks submit - anyone know how to do this?

I can&#39;t use the source= parameter in the url as its a webpart.

Can&#39;t use submit to rule to show another view as want to return to the homepage not a new infopath view.

Any help would be appreciated.

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