How to redirect to email login page based on email address domain

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I have a registration page where I am capturing user email address, once the registration is completed user has to activate an account… this process is working fine. now what I am looking here is

I would like to give “Go to my Inbox” button when the user click on this button it should automatically redirect to email login page

ex: when user enter yahoo email id at the time of registration in the next step it should redirect to yahoo login page.

ex: when user enter gmail email id at the time of registration in the next step it should redirect to gmail login page…

ex: hotmail ex: aol…ect

Can any one give me some suggestions on this, I also have gravity perks

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Gravity Forms doesn’t support using third-party email services for login in. As far as I know there are no third-party add-ons for it either.

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Hi Pedro. It sounds like you are trying to give the user a quick way to get to their email inbox, after the form is submitted. Is that correct?

If so, you can put the button link to the email login page in your confirmation message. You could create a single confirmation message and use the conditional shortcode to say “if the email address contains gmail.com then show this button”. You would need to know the links to all the common email service’s login page. But once you have that, you could put all those links into one confirmation, and show the correct one based on the domain the email address is from.

Here is the documentation for the conditional shortcode:

Your message text in the confirmation would look something like this (repeated for each mail provider):

[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{Email:1}" condition="ends_with" value="gmail.com"]
<a href="https://mail.google.com/" class="button">Check your email</a>
[/gravityforms]
[gravityforms action="conditional" merge_tag="{Email:1}" condition="ends_with" value="yahoo.com"]
<a href="https://mail.yahoo.com/" class="button">Check your email</a>
[/gravityforms]

Let us know if you need assistance with that or if you are looking for something else.

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