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FORM actions dhaval2000 7/22/08 1:56 PM
RE: FORM actions webmaster 7/23/08 7:00 AM
RE: FORM actions dhaval2000 7/23/08 7:40 AM
RE: FORM actions webmaster 7/24/08 6:36 AM
RE: FORM actions Anonymous 11/4/08 9:46 PM
RE: FORM actions webmaster 11/6/08 9:06 AM
FORM actions | 7/22/08 1:56 PM
Hi,

I developing websites on the.Net environment.
I would like to know what actions are available in the FORM biscuit other than "mailto".
Also in the search scenario, how can I access the search string from my backend (i.e. code-behind)?

the following is the code i am using in my page

<FORM action="myaction" method="GET">
<headline class="headline-tv">Search</headline>
<row>
<cell align="center">
<input type="hidden" name="action" value="search"/>
</cell>
</row>
<row>
<cell align="right">
<input type="text" name="mysearch" format="NN" value="" maxlength="12" size="6" align="left"/>
</cell>
</row>
<input type="submit" button="res/button.gif" value="Search" />
</FORM>

Thanks
RE: FORM actions | 7/23/08 7:00 AM as a reply to dhaval2000.
Hi there!

Netbiscuits passes parameters either inside the URL string if the Method is GET, or it POSTS them in the HTTP request if the method is POST. They can be accessed through the same methods that read parameters from other web pages.

When developing custom applications, any FORM action that you would use in regular HTML pages is possible. You can write your own code for these actions that are executed on your backend, provided they produce BiscuitML output like your other pages.


As for Netbiscuits internal actions, there is mailto, as you've mentioned, and there is clickto, which essentially sends an email to a configurable recipient as well as logging the data into a donwloadable file on our platform.

In order for this action to function correctly, you must set the following hidden input fields:


recipient: The recipient of the form data email

nbAction: the name of the Form. This will appear as the subject of the sent email, as well as in the logged data for easier identification of the form.

nbActionLogging: true or false - enable logging of the form data on our server

errorPage: The page to direct to in case of an error. This may be the same page the form was sent from; use the required fields mechanism to output error messages. Refer to the BiscuitML-Reference for more information on this.

successPage: the page to direct to when there is no error.



Regards,
Webmaster
RE: FORM actions | 7/23/08 7:40 AM as a reply to webmaster.
thanks.

Just on another note, where can i get the "NetbiscuitsNetControls.msi" file. The new documentation for .Net controls says that quote, Alongside this document, you should find a setup file called “NetbiscuitsNetControls.msi”, unquote. But there is none.

Thanks for your help.
RE: FORM actions | 7/24/08 6:36 AM as a reply to dhaval2000.
There has been a new release of the .NET, Controls.

Check this announcement for details. The msi File is inside the complete package.

Regards,
Webmaster
RE: FORM actions | 11/4/08 9:46 PM as a reply to webmaster.
"well as logging the data into a donwloadable file on our platform"

Using .Net controls _ How do I programmatically enable this to happen and How can I acess the downloadable file for debugging purposes?

Code example will be appreciated.

Thank you.

webmaster:
Hi there!

Netbiscuits passes parameters either inside the URL string if the Method is GET, or it POSTS them in the HTTP request if the method is POST. They can be accessed through the same methods that read parameters from other web pages.

When developing custom applications, any FORM action that you would use in regular HTML pages is possible. You can write your own code for these actions that are executed on your backend, provided they produce BiscuitML output like your other pages.


As for Netbiscuits internal actions, there is mailto, as you've mentioned, and there is clickto, which essentially sends an email to a configurable recipient as well as logging the data into a donwloadable file on our platform.

In order for this action to function correctly, you must set the following hidden input fields:


recipient: The recipient of the form data email

nbAction: the name of the Form. This will appear as the subject of the sent email, as well as in the logged data for easier identification of the form.

nbActionLogging: true or false - enable logging of the form data on our server

errorPage: The page to direct to in case of an error. This may be the same page the form was sent from; use the required fields mechanism to output error messages. Refer to the BiscuitML-Reference for more information on this.

successPage: the page to direct to when there is no error.



Regards,
Webmaster
RE: FORM actions | 11/6/08 9:06 AM as a reply to Anonymous.
See above for the needed hidden fields for this action:

webmaster:

nbActionLogging: true or false - enable logging of the form data on our server


The file can be accessed though a button (Download Form Data) at the top of the My Applications page on our website, next to the Create Standard and Create Custom App buttons.

This will work if you create a <FORM action="clickto">

Regards,
Webmaster