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I got it figured out...thanks.
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I am working on the Salesforce platform using apex and visualforce and I have a scenario where I'm overriding a button that opens a visualforce page which displays a record using the &lt;apex:detail&gt; component. This component does not let me intercept the save event from the controller. <br />
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I had firebug open and I can see the POST and the JSON that is returned. I am wondering if there is a way to use JavaScript to listen for the save and after the save completes, redirect the user to another page using window.location = &quot;the page I want to go to&quot;. I would much prefer to do this in the controller, but the particular component does not allow me to catch the save event and redirect. So I have to find another crafty way to handle the redirect. <br />
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My javascript skills are such that this one is a bit beyond my knowledge. I was hoping a Javascript guru might have a suggestion on how to do this.<br />
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Thanks for any help.
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I am working on the Salesforce platform using apex and visualforce and I have a scenario where I'm overriding a button that opens a visualforce page which displays a record using the <apex:detail> component. This component does not let me intercept the save event from the controller. 

I had firebug open and I can see the POST and the JSON that is returned. I am wondering if there is a way to use JavaScript to listen for the save and after the save completes, redirect the user to another page using window.location = "the page I want to go to". I would much prefer to do this in the controller, but the particular component does not allow me to catch the save event and redirect. So I have to find another crafty way to handle the redirect. 

My javascript skills are such that this one is a bit beyond my knowledge. I was hoping a Javascript guru might have a suggestion on how to do this.

Thanks for any help.

Listen for POST and redirect using window.location

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