I am currently trying to do the same thing as you have done.

Are you routing people on the submit button from within Google apps?

If so could i see the changes you have made to Dillon’s code?

Thanks

Check out this thread on the Google Help Forums. The posters in that thread go into more detail, but all you have to do is remove the extra Google Apps data from your form action and the issue should be resolved.

I was just getting this process moving on a site this week and I keep running into a snag… looked over your site for updates- not sure what is going on… You can see my page source here (I think)

http://www.reddingcamft.org/join/

It looks right, it redirects right… it just doesn’t actually fill into the form- NOT good… not sure what I am doing wrong or if there was another update…

Had to add some extra css rules but it works like a charm
im speechless and yep this is the greatest well…… at least in my opinion

Sorry i should have read more before i open my statements

but Thanks
I really needed this

Check out our version of the Google form multipage breaks here: http://www.morningcopy.com.au/tutorial/redux/index.html

Read the How to style Google Forms: Redux tutorial for a full explanation.

A google form with “page breaks” meaning the form will back and continue options. How will the redirect lik work with the “back button” on the form.
where the user can make changes.

This would be your greatest update yet or maybe one of the greatest yet!

Keep up the udates!

Ruby on rails wasn’t an option as the whole shebang is hosted on Google but I worked my way around the problem.
Basically I wanted a form that would redirect to my own thankyou page within the same google apps site and your tutorial got me most of the way, the only change I made was to substitute window.location (whichs opens the thankyou page in the iframe) with parent.window.location (which opens the thankyou page in the same “_parent” frame. This works in Safari, Firefox and Chrome but not IE8. Will continue to work on it!

@ Paul This solution has worked ever since Google Forms came out. Unfortunately, I can’t promise that it will continue to work forever.

@ Lee How is your Ruby on Rails? This solution could work for you on your Google Apps site: http://drnicwilliams.com/2010/02/25/customized-google-forms/

I very much like the fact that you’ve gone to the lengths to help people style their Google Forms for their own sites but is there any way we can do similar styling for Google Forms that are hosted in Google Apps sites? Basically we do not have access to the labels and are not able to insert scripts or iframes.

You most competent assistance would be greatly appreciated.