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If you are appending parameters to a URL, use the ? for separating the form/workflow URL from the parameters and use the & to separate parameters from each other. For example, let's say you want to append the Pacific timezone parameter to the share URL of your form/workflow. Here is an example using the Link(Email/Web page) URL for a workflow: Add ?_formTz=America/Los_Angeles to the URL. Use the ? since there are no existing parameters appended.
Here is an example using the Raw Workflow URL for the same workflow: Add &_formTz=America/Los_Angeles after the last existing paremeter. Use the & since you are separating parameters from each other.
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When you initialize controls with Date or Time values, they will always display the exact value passed. However, the Date/Time control is time zone dependent, and will behave differently depending on how the time zone is provided:
Here is an example of a URL that initializes a date only, time only and date/time control. Notice that the Date/Time value does not have a 'Z' or other timezone indicator, but the appended &_formTz parameter supplies the timezone, America/New York.
The local time will be converted to and saved in a valid UTC format for the time portion of the date/time control in the submission XML document. You may see the time in UTC format with a trailing "Z" (UTC) time or the time value plus or minus the UTC offset. See Initializing Forms with XML Documents and Viewing XML Documents for further information.
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Here is a sample html page an embedded script tag and an onInit javascript function. The script tag copied was from the Share dialog and the &onInit Url parameter was appended. Each xml document is placed inside a container element (input, textarea or any other element such as a div) and assigned and xml id. In this example there is a single xml document placed inside a <textarea> tag.
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Form B's from schema document is in the same namespace as form A's since we added the same XSD data source to both. So the values entered into form A's fields will be used as an initial instance document to initialize form B's fields. Refer to Multi page forms the Form Action documentation for the details about posting data between forms using Form Action wizards.
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