form post to a different url in a new browser window

[James Coleman]

I have to send a user to a 3rd party site. Basically I am thinking I need a
linkbutton with an onclick event. The even handler would populate the
necessary values (userid, encryptedid, usergroup) and then I need to post
this information to a 3rd party site (in a new window).

From the user perspective:
User clicks on a hyperlink and a new window pops up that is the 3rd party
site and they don't have to log in.

Anybody know how to accomplish this?

Thanks
~James
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James Coleman
Technical Director
AGENCY.COM [Chicago]

[Andrew]

Hi James,

If you have the necessary values (userid, encryptedid, usergroup) as client
side (hidden form) fields you can open a new window with JavaScript.
Something like:
onClick="window.open('http://www.3rdPartySite.com?params...

Andrew
"James Coleman" <Ja**********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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I have to send a user to a 3rd party site. Basically I am thinking I need
a
linkbutton with an onclick event. The even handler would populate the
necessary values (userid, encryptedid, usergroup) and then I need to post
this information to a 3rd party site (in a new window).

From the user perspective:
User clicks on a hyperlink and a new window pops up that is the 3rd party
site and they don't have to log in.

Anybody know how to accomplish this?

Thanks
~James
--
James Coleman
Technical Director
AGENCY.COM [Chicago]

[Chris Fulstow]

Hi James,

You might be able to achieve this by setting the target of a standard
client-side form, for example:

<form action="thirdPartySite.aspx" method="post" target="_blank">
<input type="hidden" name="userid" value="..." />
<input type="hidden" name="encryptedid" value="..." />
<input type="hidden" name="usergroup" value="..." />
</form>

You could then use a bit of client-side JavaScript on your hyperlink's
onclick event to set the hidden values and submit the form.

Hope this helps,

Chris

[Phillip Williams]

If the third party website has designed their web page to accept QueryString
parameters input then it would have probably defined the parameters for you.
Such as had already been mentioned in another post.

If on the other hand you are attempting to do that without the knowledge or
the design of the other website then you might as well not do it. Any change
in the other website would render your application inoperable. It would be
easier to redirect the Response to the new website and let them enter the
information there.

--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"James Coleman" wrote:

I have to send a user to a 3rd party site. Basically I am thinking I need a
linkbutton with an onclick event. The even handler would populate the
necessary values (userid, encryptedid, usergroup) and then I need to post
this information to a 3rd party site (in a new window).

From the user perspective:
User clicks on a hyperlink and a new window pops up that is the 3rd party
site and they don't have to log in.

Anybody know how to accomplish this?

Thanks
~James
--
James Coleman
Technical Director
AGENCY.COM [Chicago]

[Phillip Williams]

If the third-party website is using asp.net then an attempt to cross-site
posting to that form would come back with an exception if the ValidateRequest
property of that page is set to true:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...terequest.aspx

--
HTH,
Phillip Williams
http://www.societopia.net
http://www.webswapp.com
"Chris Fulstow" wrote:

Hi James,

You might be able to achieve this by setting the target of a standard
client-side form, for example:

<form action="thirdPartySite.aspx" method="post" target="_blank">
<input type="hidden" name="userid" value="..." />
<input type="hidden" name="encryptedid" value="..." />
<input type="hidden" name="usergroup" value="..." />
</form>

You could then use a bit of client-side JavaScript on your hyperlink's
onclick event to set the hidden values and submit the form.

Hope this helps,

Chris

[James Coleman]

it has to be a post instead of a get. I was thinking last night I would
build the hyperlink dynamically that opens a page on my site in a new window
that passes the values to it. I could then take the querystring values and
populate the form values and automatically post to the third party. The new
window would then be the 3rd party site.

Thanks for kicking around ideas with me guys.
~James
--
James Coleman
Technical Director
AGENCY.COM [Chicago]
"Andrew" wrote:

Hi James,

If you have the necessary values (userid, encryptedid, usergroup) as client
side (hidden form) fields you can open a new window with JavaScript.
Something like:
onClick="window.open('http://www.3rdPartySite.com?params...

Andrew
"James Coleman" <Ja**********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:02**********************************@microsof t.com...

I have to send a user to a 3rd party site. Basically I am thinking I need
a
linkbutton with an onclick event. The even handler would populate the
necessary values (userid, encryptedid, usergroup) and then I need to post
this information to a 3rd party site (in a new window).

From the user perspective:
User clicks on a hyperlink and a new window pops up that is the 3rd party
site and they don't have to log in.

Anybody know how to accomplish this?

Thanks
~James
--
James Coleman
Technical Director
AGENCY.COM [Chicago]