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I know it seems impossible, but a leader here in the company, had the idea to put an email marketing already with information that will facilitate registration here for training.
She, in an original way, had given the idea of sending the link to the training registration with the training registration code via URL, so I could pick up via GET when loading the page. Only that she gave a preference that by clicking the sign up button, I could catch him via POST?
Is there any way to do that?
So in this email marketing, there would have to be a way to send a
<form method='post' name='frmCodPromocional'>
<input type='hidden' value='cod_promocao'>
<input type='submit' name='btnEnviar'>
</form>
Where cod_promocao would be the code I would send?
If I understood right, and in the POST pass the registration code?
– David
would it have to be when the guy clicks on the link, upload type www.site.com.br/training.php? idtrein=t005 ?
– gabrielfalieri
It makes no sense, besides I believe it is not possible... The use of
POSTis precisely for encoding the url parameters, if not necessary, what is the meaning?– MagicHat
Man, you got my question straight? I guess not
– gabrielfalieri
@gabrielfalieri, rewrite your question, because confused.
– David
@gabrielfalieri face, unless the coffee I took have included some substance unnecessarily, I believe I understood, you give to understand(explicitly) that there will be a link containing parameters and values, they are in the url of the link itself, and that you would like to take this value via post on the page referred to on the link... That is correct?
– MagicHat
exactly, your coffee is not messed up, nor my rs
– gabrielfalieri
So man, for you to pick up with
postthe method must bepostwhich is defined inaction,postdoes not send viaurl, who does this is the methodget. The functionality of both does not consist in the mode of "catch" but of sending, it is in the sending that the method is defined, so if you want to seepostmust send bypost, and will not be in the link or URL, will be in aform...– MagicHat
Edit the question with the answer of this message
– gabrielfalieri
You yourself answered: it is only possible using the fomulário with
method=post, However, not all email clients support HTML code, I have no guarantees that the email would work perfectly. If the GET link works, continue with it. From what I understand, only the code of the inscription will be passed and this does not seem to me a data so sensitive that it could not be exposed in the URL.– Woss
All right, I’ll leave via get msm
– gabrielfalieri