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Action Form is a module developed by DNNSharp.com for the DNN Content Management System and Development Platform. The developers at LetItShine.biz have used the Action Form module for countless projects and solutions for a number of years. The following is an modest collection of notes that we have started to record about techniques to take advantage of the strengths of this module. We record this here not to become a secondary help system for Action Form users or DNNSharp. But if you can find something here that helps you, that makes us happy too.

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Standard Tokens in Action Form

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  • Utility Tokens
    • [_ReportKey] - unique ID that identifies the current submission. This also powers edit functionality in Action Form. Whenever a entry parameter is present in query string, Action Form tries to match the associated report entry and load it into the form.
    • [_Referrer] - holds the URL from which the user arrived to the form
    • [_UserIp] - holds the IP of the user
    • [_FormUrl] - the URL where the form lives
    • [_FormUrlRelative] - same as above, only it’s a relative URL
    • [_EditUrl] - is the URL to edit current submission at a later time
    • [_IsNew] - true when the form is submitted for the first time
    • [_IsEdit]- true when the form is edited (for example using the [_EditUrl] token or Action Grid).
  • These tokens also work
    • [Module:ModuleId] - The Module ID

QueryString for Action Form

[GET:SomeParam=21]

[QueryString:SomeParam]

[QueryString:SomeParam=ValueifParamEmpty]

QueryString for Action Grid

[$ID=1]   (This syntax only works for ActionGrid)

Also alternative syntax for Querystring tokens: [
QueryString:PID=-1]  introduced for Action Grid, the -1 is needed to allow QctionGrid to return the columnnames first

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