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Forms Processor Parameters

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screen

This parameter sets the name of the file to return to the client upon successful completion of your form configuration file. Unlike other parameters, for security reasons, this parameter specifically cannot be used in HTML forms, you may only set the value from within a Form Configuration File.
$screen="filename";
$screen="URL";

  • filename - The filename or complete path (relative to your WebCom home directory, or the absolute URL) to the file you wish to be returned to the browser that submitted your form.

  • URL - The URL of the file you wish to be returned to the browser that submitted your form .

  • NOTES:
    • Using an absolute URL as the path to the file allows you to use your custom domain name, while using a path relative to your home directory allows you to return screens that are not under your www directory.
    • You can only specify ONE screen parameter in a form or configuration file. If more than one file is specified, then the last occurrance of the screen parameter will be used.
    • Using the screen parm in a config file for a form using the Secure Server may cause a message to display in Netscape informing the client that the transaction will not transfer securely. You can avoid this erroneous message by using a full URL in setting the parameter, as in $screen="https://webcom.securesites.net/userid/welcome.shtml" or returning a screen using a format screen nh format statement with a Location header.

Examples:

# sets the page to return to result.shtml in the www directory.

$screen="www/result.shtml";

# this example uses an absolute URL, and retains a custom URL.

$screen="http://www.thoreau.com/welcome.shtml";

See also:  Form Processor examples (which include the use of the screen parameter)


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