it could if you wanted them to. But it's not really designed for that.
it's really designed for redirecting before any form information is
sent.
For example:
Say you've got survey circuit application. i.e. user fills out some
survey information and it's saved in your database. Let's also say you
have a registration/login circuit application. You would want to be
able to associate 'who' added an entry to the survey. This could be
done by having the user login/register BEFORE they enter anything into
the survey.
So BEFORE they even got to the survey form they would be required to
tell you who they were.
Make sense?
Steve Nelson
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http://www.SecretAgents.com/training
(804) 825-6093
paul smith wrote:
>
> Does this save the values the user entered into the form, and enter them
> into the form again once they've been re-directed back to it?
>
> best, paul
>
> At 08:39 PM 1/13/01 -0500, you wrote:
> >Although, think about this.... if you run the action="set" BEFORE you
> >get to the form then you don't have to worry about saving the form
> >variables, just the URL of where to send the user to.
>
>
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