[Resolved] when press on submit take me to another page specific for search page

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[ahmedk-2]

Tell us what you are trying to do?
when press on submit take me to another search page
Is there any documentation that you are following?
yes but i dont find my solution
Is there a similar example that we can see?

What is the link to your site?
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Hi
i need to make custom search in home page after main slider (like image in attachments )
visitor select chooses from dropdown list then press on submit or search button then take him to another page for search
i mean i dont want search with same home page i need this search do with another page
like i said in home page i will do 3 drop down list after visitor select from this lists then press on submit for search then should be go to other page specific for search .. not search in home page in real time

[Shane]

Hi Ahmed,

We actually have some documentation on this that should help you to get this done.

Please follow the instructions below and let me know if it was able to help you.
https://toolset.com/course-lesson/displaying-search-results-on-a-different-page/

Thanks,
Shane

[ahmedk-2]

thanks for reply
is this solution works with Elementor ?

[Shane]

Hi Ahmed,

In this case you will need to make use of the view's shortcode itself.

So what you will do is to insert a WYSIWYG editor onto the page and add the search using the following shortcode.

[wpv-form-view name="search-view" target_id="43"]

Ofcourse you will need to change "search-view" to the slug of your view and then change 43 to the ID of your results page.

Then on your results page you only need to add.

[wpv-form-view name="search-view" ]

Please let me know if this helps.
Thanks,
Shane

[ahmedk-2]

thanks for reply
what you mean about "ID of your results page."
is this mean link of page result ? (for example : hidden link) ??

[Shane]

Hi Ahmed,

When you edit the results page you should see the ID in the URL for the page on the backend.

The url should have the following "post.php?post=68&action=edit"

Notice the 68 in the url, this would be the ID of the page.

Thanks,
Shane