[Anonymous]

Hi ,

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I am sorry, the parameter cannot work in Go Back URL. But I can provide below workarounds:

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1. If your save button URL is the same with go back URL, you can set the ‘Cancel Button Click Action’ to ‘eActionAsSaveAndClose’, then set the URL that contains the parameter into ‘Next Page URL’. Because the save button url can work with parameter, so that may work for you.

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2. Create a GoToURL action in qLIstForm. The GoToURL can carry the http parameter. the settings are the same with your qListView settings.

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[Anonymous]

Hi ,

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I had created an enhancement request, the request ID is 433383. It would be fixed in the future, please keep an eye on the release note. Thanks for your report it.

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[Anonymous]

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Thank you for the information.

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http parameters not being supported on the Go Back URL – is that by design or is it something that will be fixed in a future release?

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Thanks again.

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[Anonymous]

Greetings,

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I am using SharePoint 2010, QuickApps version 6.3.  I have created a simple qListForm.

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The http parameter in the Next Page URL is working as expected.  The http parameter in the Go Back Url is not.

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• Save Button Click Action is set to GoToNextPageUrl.  Cancel Button Click Action is set to GoToGoBackUrl.

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• Next Page URL is defined as:  http://site/save.aspx?InvID=<%ID%&gt; .  When Save is clicked, I am taken to page http://site/save.aspx?InvID=13.

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• Go Back URL is defined as:  http://site/cancel.aspx?InvID=<%ID%>.  When Cancel is clicked I am taken to page http://site/cancel.aspx?InvID=<%ID%>.   

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Am I doing something wrong?  Are http parameters not supported in the Go Back URL?  Is there a workaround?

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Thank you for any help you can provide.

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[Anonymous]

Thank you!

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