Hello,
I've used the Event Loop Action to load the form again, when someone enter the wrong verification code. Everything works fine, except the hash parameter of the url, which get lost when the event loop was called.
So here is an example:
URL before event loop:
...magic-flyer-mailingverstaerker#muster
(need the parameter '#muster' in the url to open the right tab in the article, with the chronoform)
URL after event loop:
..magic-flyer-mailingverstaerker?chronoform=muster_salesforce_magicflyer-test&event=submit
So, is it possible the keep the url parameter #muster, when the event loop is called?
Like this:
..magic-flyer-mailingverstaerker?chronoform=muster_salesforce_magicflyer-test&event=submit#muster
regards,
Marc
I've used the Event Loop Action to load the form again, when someone enter the wrong verification code. Everything works fine, except the hash parameter of the url, which get lost when the event loop was called.
So here is an example:
URL before event loop:
...magic-flyer-mailingverstaerker#muster
(need the parameter '#muster' in the url to open the right tab in the article, with the chronoform)
URL after event loop:
..magic-flyer-mailingverstaerker?chronoform=muster_salesforce_magicflyer-test&event=submit
So, is it possible the keep the url parameter #muster, when the event loop is called?
Like this:
..magic-flyer-mailingverstaerker?chronoform=muster_salesforce_magicflyer-test&event=submit#muster
regards,
Marc
Hello again,
I 've found out, that it is possible to use the 'Submit URL' in the configuration page to attach the url parameter to the default form action url.
regards,
Marc
I 've found out, that it is possible to use the 'Submit URL' in the configuration page to attach the url parameter to the default form action url.
regards,
Marc
Hi Marc,
I don't think that the Event Loop is capable of handling a # fragement identifier. You could use a ReDirect User action instead if the URL is fixed; or a Custom Code action if you need variable elements:
Bob
I don't think that the Event Loop is capable of handling a # fragement identifier. You could use a ReDirect User action instead if the URL is fixed; or a Custom Code action if you need variable elements:
<?php
$app =& JFactory::getApplication();
$app->redirect('http://example.com?xxx=aaa#zzz');
?>
Bob
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