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The Form Action can be overridden by using these special (reserverd) URL parameterparameters. The presence of _formActionUrl overrides any Form Action in the Form Designer by specifying which Url to go to when the form gets submitted.
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_formActionTarget is optional and only taken into account when _formActionUrl is specified. It can be set to one of the values: frame, parent, top (lower case). It defaults to Frame frame if not specified.
When the _formActionUrl parameter is set but no Url is given (i.e. ...&_formActionUrl =&embed=...) the top frame will be closed. It is as if you set Form Action to Close" in the Form Designer.
For example... the share Url with &_formActionUrl=http://www.google.com, will cause the form to display google.com when it's submitted, even if in the Form Designer you had set the Form Action to be "Display Message" or one of the other options.
_cancelUrl
The designer can override the standard message that displays when the user clicks on the Cancel button in a form and redirect them to a webpage of your choice by appending the _cancelUrl=(some Url) to the raw form link. For example, if you want to redirect users to http:www.google.com the raw form link should look like this:
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https://app.frevvo.com:443/frevvo/web/tn/mycompany/user/f_tom/app/_gaj78BYjEeWyUNZ2H44ezg/formtype/_22gHkKKLEeWnp4XR1Gz4eA?_method=post&embed=true&_cancelUrl=http://www.google.com |
The user must click "Yes" for the warning message "Are you sure?" and then will be directed to the specified Url.
Setting _cancelUrl= to blank closes the target window or tab if it was opened by javascript or <a target="new"…/>. Otherwise it will simply show a blank page.