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Form ending
Show a closing message, open a page or close the form at the end
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Decide what the person sees after the last page of a form: a thank-you message, a web page, or nothing (the form closes).
What it does
Section titled “What it does”Form ending tells the open form what to show, then passes its input on unchanged. It does not pause the run, so steps after it still run.
- Show a message: a Title and a Text, for example “Thanks, it’s filed” and “We’ll email you.”
- Open a page: opens the Page in a new tab. Only
https://links are accepted. - Close the form: the form window or sheet closes.
Without a Form ending, the form shows Done when the run finishes, or Something went wrong when it fails.
When to use it
Section titled “When to use it”- At the end of a When a form is submitted workflow, after the steps that file the request.
- After the last In-Page Form of a multi-page form.
- On each branch of a form workflow, with a different message per outcome (“Approved” / “We need more details”).
Inputs and settings
Section titled “Inputs and settings”| 设置项 | 类型 | 作用 |
|---|---|---|
| At the end | Choice | Options: Show a message, Open a page, Close the form. 默认值：Show a message |
| Title | Text | |
| Text | Long text | |
| Page | Text | Opens in a new tab (https only). |
Map answers into the message: Thanks {{ $('When a form is submitted').name }}, we got it.
Outputs
Section titled “Outputs”-
Output
The items it received, unchanged.
Dependencies and credentials
Section titled “Dependencies and credentials”None. This node needs no connection and has no slots for other nodes.
Example workflow
Section titled “Example workflow”- When a form is submitted asks for an email and a question.
- Notion adds a page to a requests database.
- Form ending, Show a message: “Thanks, it’s filed”.
Common issues
Section titled “Common issues”- “The page must be an https:// link.”: Open a page only accepts
https://addresses. - The message never shows: the run failed before reaching this step. Open Runs to see where.
Related nodes
Section titled “Related nodes”- When a form is submitted: page 1 of the form.
- In-Page Form: more pages.