Here is what I'm trying to accomplish:

Hello L P,

Dynamic Forms assigns ID's and Name's to all form fields. The ID of a Hidden field will contain the short field name. So you can always view the page source and search for the short field name of the question you're looking for.

The ID's and Name's of a field will contain a GUID, Module ID, and the short field name. So this is quite a large string.

This method was adapted to ensure that duplicates of HTML Id's and Name's wouldn't be possible.


Based on your last question:

"..but how do I introduce logic that says if the querystring exists, use those values instead of the cookie?"

JavaScript has a multitude of ways to detect Querystring variables, cookie variables, etc.. you'll just need to research how.

The logic is:

IF Querystring != ''
BEGIN
USE Querystring Value
END

ELSE
BEGIN
USE Cookie Value
END


This is how you can detect a Querystring in a URL using JavaScript:
1.) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...javascript
2.) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/...ent-on-url

You can build a script and inject this into the Initial JavaScript section of your Dynamic Form.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Ryan