Customizing the confirmation message for logged-in users in Zendesk is more complex, as the default behavior redirects them to their open request.
While the JavaScript redirection workaround works for anonymous users, logged-in users are taken to their request page. Implementing a similar redirection for logged-in users may require more advanced custom coding, which is not officially supported by Zendesk. You might consider consulting with Zendesk's Professional Services for more tailored solutions.
No, you cannot directly edit the 'Your request was successfully submitted' message in Zendesk Help Center. However, there is a workaround where you can redirect users to a custom page after they submit a request. To implement this, you can create a…
You can redirect users to a custom confirmation page in Zendesk by using JavaScript to modify the redirection behavior after a request is submitted. To do this, create a new article that acts as your custom confirmation page. Then, add a JavaScript…
Yes, you can hide the 'Was this article helpful?' question on a custom confirmation page by using CSS or JavaScript. To achieve this, you can apply custom styles or scripts to your confirmation page to hide unwanted elements. This involves adding…
To hide a custom confirmation article from the Help Center sections, you need to ensure it is not listed in any visible categories or sections. This can be done by setting the article's visibility to 'hidden' or by not associating it with any…