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Yes, sorry for my unclear question. It seems like what you suggest should work, but how do I simultaneously send an email which includes some of the data on the form if the form is directed to an external URL?<br />
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-KK
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Yes, sorry for my unclear question. It seems like what you suggest should work, but how do I simultaneously send an email which includes some of the data on the form if the form is directed to an external URL?

-KK

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Hi Experts:<br />
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I'd like to know if this can be done, and if so what is the best approach.<br />
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I'd like to have two things happen when a web form is submitted:<br />
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1. send an email with some information captured on the form included in it<br />
and<br />
2. issue a &quot;POST&quot; form method to an external URL which includes some captured information from the form as well (i.e. the user would end up at the external website looking at the &quot;POST&quot; processed response from there.<br />
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If I could get away with a &quot;POST&quot; form method his would be straightforward to do with a webquerysave agent that sends an email, and a $$Return field with some code to structure the URL. It's the necessity of the GET method which I'm stuck on.<br />
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-KK
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Hi Experts:

I'd like to know if this can be done, and if so what is the best approach.

I'd like to have two things happen when a web form is submitted:

1. send an email with some information captured on the form included in it
and
2. issue a "POST" form method to an external URL which includes some captured information from the form as well (i.e. the user would end up at the external website looking at the "POST" processed response from there.

If I could get away with a "POST" form method his would be straightforward to do with a webquerysave agent that sends an email, and a $$Return field with some code to structure the URL. It's the necessity of the GET method which I'm stuck on.

-KK

&quot;GET&quot; form method possible?

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&quot;GET&quot; form method possible?

"GET" form method possible?