Hi there,
I am trying to create forms for people to request changes to our time sheets system.
I have noticed that I can link to the new form that adds to the list, but if they click cancel they go back to the list page.
How do I get around this, i.e. make it so they can’t click cancel and get to the list page.
Hi Tom, That is a good approach. The other approach would mean custom development to change how the form is loading the “source” (to determine where to redirect back).
If you are okay with having that unique permissions for “items they’ve created” then we’ll consider this closed? Or do you think you’d want to explore the other option I mentioned before?
This controlled via the “source” attribute in the URL. What I would do… is create a new Webpart page which would work as a “Success Page” for you to redirect to…for example /sitepages/Success.aspx
How are you presenting the NewForm to the user? Is it just a link on a page that loads the form? I would modify that url…
https://url.sharepoint.com/Lists/TimeSheets/NewForm.aspx?source=https://url.sharepoint.com/sitepages/Success.aspx
Hi Beau
All is well thanks.
Thanks for your help?
Tom
Hi Beau
Thanks for responding.
A little confused as to what I need to do, SharePoint isn’t my strong area!
I have worked out that the default list permissions should mean that users only see what they’ve requested, so actually that works for me if I can’t stop them seeing that.
Thanks
Tom
