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Redirect after Submit to an url with form_id
Last Post 08-02-2011 12:20 PM by Ryan Bakerink. 3 Replies.
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Roel BroersmaUser is Offline
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07-25-2011 10:26 AM

    Hello,

    I am searching for hours.. looked all forums but couldn't find the answer.
    The following is in PSEUDO code:

    1) A user will fill in his firstname and surname on a form.

    2) After submit, a Form Completion Event is fired which does a:
     "INSERT INTO tbl_users (firstname, surname) VALUES ( '$(firstname)', '$(surname)' )

    3) I want to redirect the user to www.mydomain.com/page=$(user_id)


    How do I get the  $(user_id) variable?  Because I need to insert the user first, before I know the ID.

     

    TABLE USERS
    user_id (int, increment, private-key)
    firstname (varchar)
    surname (varchar)
    Chad NashUser is Offline
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    07-25-2011 10:41 AM
    Hi Roel,

    Is the user signed in at the time?

    I know that normally you can reference $(UserID) within email events or SQL events but I am not sure you can reference that token within the URL event or general settings redirection URL.

    If that is the case you can always create a hidden field called something like 'MyUserID' and then use a SQL Default with that token. Something like:
    Select '$(MyUserID)' as [DefaultValue]

    You could test with using the SQL default with a textbox. Then choose to have that field set to 'Pass field value via querystring'. You would probably have to name the short field name 'page' to get it to work the way you describe within the thread.

    Thanks!

    -Chad
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    07-25-2011 11:07 AM

    Chad,

    Sorry if I was not clear.  I mean that all code was in PSEUDO code.

    So, the example could also be the following:

    1) A user will fill a form with "date", "product", "quantity".

    2) A form completion event will do a "INSERT INTO tbl_orders date (date, product, quantity) VALUES ('$(date)','$(product)','$(quantity)' )"

    3) A second form completion event which will Redirect the user to:  http://mydomain.com/page.aspx?order...(order_id)


    How can I retrieve the order_id from the Database to put it in the Redirect URL?



    TABLE tbl_orders
    user_id  (int, auto-increment, private-key)
    date  (datetime)
    product  (varchar)
    quantity  (int)
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    08-02-2011 12:20 PM
    Hello Roel,

    There really isn't an easy way to do this in Dynamic Forms. The only thing that I can think to use is the TSQL keyword SCOPE_IDENTITY to grab the last inserted record from the database. The only fault to that is what if multiple users submitted the form at the same time thus inserting at the exact same moment, then there's opportunity for a mix up of order id's.

    Maybe you can use a unique string and insert that into a column for each record just so you have another unique key in the table instead of relying only on the primary key.

    You would be able to easily pass the unique id through the URL if you're generating the unique key on your form and then using it in your SQL Event.

    Let me know if this helps.

    Thanks,

    Ryan
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