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  • You can change Success Message in General Setting.

    For the “get the form input after submit” part, I think you can email the result to yourself or enable Capture Entries in General Setting, and save them in the database somehow. I’m not too sure. I guess you would have to wait for somebody else to answer this part.

    To get your form data after Submit, in your form setup click the Variables tab and then click the “Add Variable” button. Give your variable a Name, choose the Value from the dropdown list by clicking the “</>” on the end of the text input box, and then choose the “Passback” Behavior. In your called program these variables will be available as part of the url AND as $_GET[] variables.

    For the success message, if you are using a Redirect “Processor”, you can change your “Redirect Message” field. If you are using an Auto Responder, you can change your “Message” field. Also for the Redirect processor you can change the message in your called program since you have total control over that.

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