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how to make a pop up box say thank you after clicking the save button

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When clicking save on your form once users are done I want a pop to say thank you or some type of message before redirecting another page

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RezaDorrani 12,145 on at

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Hi @Rg4963

check this post of how to create a pop up

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/creating-dialogs-in-powerapps/

The form control has an onsuccess property, you can trigger the pop up from the onsuccess property

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datamaster 250 on at

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@Rg4963 as an additional resource from the one @RezaDorrani provided, I have created a blog post on how to create a popup using reusable components. You can use modify the techniques used for your own purpose.
https://officepoweruser.com/how-to-create-a-popup-confirmation-in-powerapps/

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martinav 3,347 on at

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More about success popups... if you initiate a flow from your app, using the "Respond to Powerapps" action in your flow will cause your App to "hold" in the command statement until a value is returned. A very nice way to know that a flow completed its job, or to hold up on a refresh until your flow is complete.

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Hi @Rg4963 ,

Do you want to show up a "Thank you" Pop-up box after you press the "Save" button before navigating to another page?

Do you use a Edit form to collect user's input?

I assume that you used a Edit form to collect user's input, is it true? I think a dialog Pop-up box could achieve your needs. have made a test on my side, please take a try with the following workaround:

Set the OnSelect property of the "Submit" button to following formula:

SubmitForm(EditForm1); Set(ShowPopUp, true)

Set the OnSuccess property of the Edit form to following:

Set(ShowPopUp, false) /* <-- add this formula */

Set the Visible property of the Pop-up box to following:

If(ShowPopUp, true, false)

Please check and see if the following blog would help in your scenario:

https://powerusers.microsoft.com/t5/PowerApps-Community-Blog/How-to-build-a-Message-Box/ba-p/30624

https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/creating-dialogs-in-powerapps/

Best regards,

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