Toilet Shooting Water when flushing
When re-filling the tank after a flush, some water is routed thru a small tube coming from the fill valve/float into the overflow tube that refills the bowl. Check to see that it's not broken or come loose from the over-flow tube.   If not broken or detached, with the lid off the tank, flush the toilet and see if you have any water coming out of that tube (it's a small tube, less than 1/4&quot; ).  If no water is coming out during the re-fill of the tank, something is wrong with your fill valve/float.  But not to worry, for most toilets (unless you have a fancy one with a dual flush function), toilet tank guts are very inexpensive, about $20 or so and pretty easy to replace. One of my sons had a running toilet and needed to have the guts replaced.  He's not very &quot;handy&quot; at all, but I made him do it with my guidance just to give him confidence in home repair. He had no problems doing it all, piece of cake.
If you have a hard pipe from the valve on the wall, this would be a good time to replace it with a braided steel riser....much easier to deal with than hard pipe and compression fittings!