Choosing the Correct File Path for Submission Forms
When selecting the File Path for testing submission forms, it is very important that you use the path specified in the "action" property of the HTML Form tag. This requires that you look at the HTML on the page you want to monitor and get the File Path from the Form "action" property as follows:
Example 1:
In this case, you would use "sendform.aspx" as the File Path.
Example 2:
This case is a little trickier. You would need to use the path and default server file name. For example, "/tempdir/default.asp" or "/tempdir/index.php" would be typical. Ask your web developer for the exact file name you should use.
Example 3:
When no "action" property is provided, the system defaults to using the File Path of the page the HTML Form is on. For instance, if the page this form is on was located at "http://www.somedomain.com/orders/formcollect.aspx" then you would use "orders/formcollect.aspx" as the File Path.
Example 1:
In this case, you would use "sendform.aspx" as the File Path.
Example 2:
This case is a little trickier. You would need to use the path and default server file name. For example, "/tempdir/default.asp" or "/tempdir/index.php" would be typical. Ask your web developer for the exact file name you should use.
Example 3:
When no "action" property is provided, the system defaults to using the File Path of the page the HTML Form is on. For instance, if the page this form is on was located at "http://www.somedomain.com/orders/formcollect.aspx" then you would use "orders/formcollect.aspx" as the File Path.
Updated on: 10/11/2022
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