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I'm having trouble configuring my form to do what I want.
I have one textbox and one hidden field that I need to post to a form on a different server. The user needs to be taken along with the formfield values to the new server.
My original form code that I'm trying to replicate is <form> action="https://www.whatever.com" method="post" name="form1">
So far, Dynamic Forms either posts the formfield values in the background but doesn't redirect the user (HTTP Post), or else it redirects the user but doesn't send the formfield values (URL/Page Redirection).
Does that make sense at all? Help! Thanks!
Tali, Hi. Well unfortunately ASP.NET back-end processing for forms works much differently then the standard HTML form for processing and form submission etc... This has many advantages (Such as the Dynamic Completion Events, and so forth) but some of the disadvantages is that in ASP.NET its not possible to actually post to the form in the same method AND redirect to that form. If you google "ASP.NET Redirect and Form Post" you will see some threads related to this. Dynamic Forms does allow for a 'silent post'. This is a completion event added in 2.5 which has been referenced in several threads, specifically this one related to integrating dynamic forms with a silent HTTP Post for SalesForce.com. So, the advantage here is that you can post the data to a form that accepts HTTP Form Posts. The only way to handle your request would then be to redirect them to a similar page after the form post, and/or you could use the feature to 'pass field via querystring' and 'pass field via session variable' and then on the form have it accept querystring or session variables instead of form requests. This way you can redirect them and the form would process as you need it to. -Chad