Custom Form Handler

[Guest]

Is there a way to pass variables in the Action Field.

Example: destination.asp?CMD="variable"

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

TBMK No
But if you add the field (CMD) as a hidden field (w/ a value in it) the field name/value will be passed

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| Is there a way to pass variables in the Action Field.
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| Example: destination.asp?CMD="variable"

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Yes, but were is the variable coming from?
How about a hidden field?

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[Guest]

Could you provide a code sample...

 

[Guest]

I would like to have option buttons on one screen. Based on the users choice,
and then pressing "Submit" The called asp page will determine what to do
based on input.

 

[Thomas A. Rowe]

Requires custom written server-side script to process the form.

Basically, on your first page (the form), the user make select hit the submit button which will send
all input to the next page. On the next page (the process) your custom written code reads the input
value submitted and then does whatever you want to happen based on the value submitted.

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[Kevin Spencer]

Yes. The URL of the ACTION property of the form is a URL, which may contain
QueryString parameters. I have written ASP apps in the past which used both
Request.Form and Request.QueryString, with a form's ACTION property set
using a QueryString.

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