method="post" In .Net

[TheWizardofInt]

I need to do this in .Net:

<form name="submission1" method="post" action="https://www.foo.com/cgi-bin/mas/buynow.cgi">
<input style="WIDTH: 30px" size="1" value="1" name="1-qty"> <input style="WIDTH: 130px" type="submit" value="Button Name">
<input type="hidden" value="Value Name" name="1-desc"> <INPUT type="hidden" value="1" name="showaddr">
<input type="hidden" value="100.00" name="1-cost"> <INPUT type="hidden" value="http://www.foofromyou.com/confirmation.aspx" name="ret_addr">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="Merchant" name="mername"> <INPUT type="hidden" name="mertext">
<INPUT type="hidden" name="email_text"> <INPUT type="hidden" value="1" name="visaimage">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="Account" name="vendor_id"> <INPUT type="hidden" value="http://www.foofromyou.net" name="home_page">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="1" name="mcimage"> <INPUT type="hidden" value="1" name="ameximage">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="1" name="discimage"> <INPUT type="hidden" name="dinerimage">
<INPUT type="hidden" value="1" name="acceptcards"> <INPUT type="hidden" value="1" name="altaddr">
</form>

 

So that I can change the values with my ASP.Net forms

 

Should I be combining this into a RegisterClientScriptBlock() command?

Edited January 25, 2004 by Derek Stone

[Robby]

You need to include "Runat=Server" in the form tag, and you can use OnSubmit to call a JavaScript/VBscript function.

 

You can use RegisterClientScriptBlock() if you're creating it at runtime or hard-code the client code, it's up to you.

[TheWizardofInt]

It doesn't execute with a Runat=Server in the form tag

 

What I need to do is transmit the data so that I can change things at run time, so what I need to see is how to move the data to a javascript

[Derek Stone]

You do not need the "runat" attribute in the form element to access the values of the various child input tags. Simply add "runat" and "id" attributes to each input tag and access them as if they were normal Web controls.

 

<input id="ctlFoobar" type="hidden" value="" runat="server" />

 

ctlFoobar.Value = "foobar"

[TheWizardofInt]

Where ever you put the Runat=server at in the control, that portion doesn't post to the credit card server.

 

In the form, the whole thing doesn't redirect to the website location. In the input tags, which ever input has 'runat=server' doesn't transfer its data to the new location

[Derek Stone]

The "runat" attribute is NOT processed by browsers. The behavior you are describing is not due to these attributes.

[TheWizardofInt]

Strange - because it is easy to emulate the situation. I will play around with it some more