Re: Php Redirect To Another Page With Variables
Robert Bhushan
Hi, @DDutchyn You are correct, HubSpot's form redirect options do not support dynamic variables to be added in the redirect URL. Nor is this something you can do directly in the form settings in HubSpot.
* You can use the onFormSubmit event to redirect to another page after a form is submitted.
* You can use the redirectUrl property to specify the URL that you want to redirect to after a form is submitted.
* You can use the inlineMessage property to display a message to the user after a form is submitted.
'The redirect is an advanced form confirmation that allows you to redirect the user to any URL after the form has been submitted. This option also gives you the ability to pass form field data to the redirect page via query string parameters. Using the built in query string builder you can pass form field data to the page you are redirecting to.'
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Hi David,
I have the same need as clairee.
I want to use data entered into a gravity form to send parameters to a payment gateway.
Does it mean that if I want to redirect to a specific page, with POST parameters, I have to do it programaticaly and not configure any Gravity redirection?
On that page, I have a data table that contains a list of invoices related to a specific customer (the table loads all invoices using a customer number stored in a global context variable). The first column contains the invoice number. When I click on the invoice number, I want another page on the dashboard to load (let's call it /invoice-actions), while passing the invoice number so that I can use it further on that page/flow.
I already know how to create the tag in the cell containing the invoice number, to make the cell clickable and creating the link to the other page. But how do I pass on the value of the cell (= the invoice number) when redirecting the user to the other page?
My answer was going to be to add ?query=value to the end of the URL, and then access it via this.$route.query in your target page, however... the router is removing the query on the arrival destination for some reason, and I'm not entirely sure why.
You cannot reuse variables between dashboards. You need to create a new template variable in each dashboard. What you can do is to link from landing page or other places to existing dashboards that has template variables using query string parameter to set template variable value, i.e.
Sorry for the confusion, I am using data source "MS Sql Server " for fetching data into it.
I have created one table panel to fetch data & i have used one of the column as a Link for redirect to another dashboard with below URL
-solution-elevator-details?orgId=1&var-GatewayId=$GatewayId
with dynamic variable.
Thank you for your quick response still i am confusing please find the below my exact requirement.
I have two dashboards (State & City), When i click on state dashboard that state code need to pass as a dynamic variable to city dashboard.
Could you please suggest & provide with example on this. It will more helpful for me.
Please have a look at this demo I just created where you from table panel can navigate to another dashboard and setting variable in target dashboard: -from-table-panel-to-dashboard-with-variable?orgId=1
I am looking to pass variables between pages in a multi-page application. It looks like others did this previously (Multi-page app with session state) before the launch of the Multi-page application in June 2022 (Introducing multipage apps! ?). Has anyone come across a method for passing variables between pages using the new architecture?
I want the user to make selections on each of the pages that then updates the others by propagating the selections that have made previously. Additionally, I would like the input values to remain if a user navigates away from a page and then back to it.
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I currently have 3 different branches in Github (dev/test/prod) and 3 API servers (dev/test/prod) on non-Netlify domains, and I am currently using the Netlify _redirects file to handle redirection of API calls to these domains. For example, dev would have a redirects file like:
My problem is when I create pull requests from one environment to another (e.g. Dev to Test) - these _redirect files get overwritten in the pull request (e.g. /api/* for test starts pointing to dev server) and I have to manually rewrite these files after accepting the pull request.
What most people do in this situation is to write a script, could be in any language or just do it in bash. This script checks the BRANCH or CONTEXT and depending on what is there, it renames a file. This way you prepare multiple _redirects files with different names, and rename the one you want to be active to _redirects. You can also dynamically generate a _redirects file inside of a script during your build process if you prefer doing it that way.
I'm currently setting up a Service Portal, and I would like to be able to pass some data from page to page. On the Homepage I have a drop-down where the user can pick a project they are on and product that they own, and then they click a button that takes them to another page to choose a Catalog Item. I would like to pass the Project and Product selections over to the next page so that I can use it to filter down the Catalog Items that the user sees. I believe I can pass those values within the page URL but I'm not familiar with how to do that. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
#1. On homepage, put this code in the Drop-down widget's Client Script. (Dont forget to add '$window' up there as dependency, shown below). Make sure you pass the projectValue and productValue in below code.
The problem I am having is that the redirect URI can only be a single URL, but I need it to go the customers Wordpress website. So this isn't going to work. I was hoping I could pass an additional query string paramter so I could then do a 2nd redirect from my website back to their Wordpress website, but I can't pass in any additional parameters.
How do I go about solving this issue? Is the solution with like a SSO as detailed here: -management/sso.html it says: Approved Constant Contact technology partners selling Toolkit can integrate with Constant Contact's Single Sign On how do I go about becoming a technology partner? If this is what I need to do?
The best solution to this issue involves having a very minimal hosted page under your control that can be used as the redirect, which would then pass the request back to wordpress. This can be done by taking advantage of OAuth 2.0 allowing query parameters to be freely appended to the redirect URI. So for example, you can set up your redirect URI as and then send =yahoo.com with the actual authorization request. This process would allow the page you control to read the "redirect" parameter and simply forward the request along, including any relevant OAuth parameters. It is also very important to mention that this specific process only works with the Server flow rather than the Client flow.
To give a bit of clarity on the two flows, the client flow is created for implementations such as a mobile app where you need to capture the token from a browser object and store it locally. The client flow accomplishes this by appending the token as a URL fragment, which cannot be passed along in the scenario I described above. The server flow is better suited to applications such as a wordpress plugin due to the dynamic URL.
This information means that URL Query Parameters are not allowed within your registered redirect URI. You can use them in practice, they just can't be stored as a part of your registered redirect URI within Mashery.
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