Adding Form Data to Query String

The QueryString portion of the URL is a very special part of the URL because it is used for either passing variables to a standard webpage or for passing submission form data after a submission form with a method=”get” is submitted.

If you are looking to monitor submission forms which use the method=”get” property (for info about the Method, see Related Article below), you need to attach all of your form data to the QueryString of the URL. The QueryString portion of the URL is everything that comes after the question mark “?” character in the URL.

Here are instructions on how to add your form data to the QueryString

First create the form data. If you do not know how to create the form data, please see the Related Article below.
Next, take the form data you created in the last step and append it to the file path with a question mark “?” as follows:


Example File Path:
testfolder/default.aspx

Example Form Data:
ProdID=053974&CustName=John Doe

Example of appending them together:
testfolder/default.aspx?ProdID=053974&CustName=John Doe

Related Links
Creating Form Data for Post Data or QueryString
Method Field

Updated on: 10/11/2022