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Any way to collect info from find field and use in

pbucc
in Other Internet Technologies

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hi there,

here is a hard one, well for me anyway.

i have a cdml page that has an input field for performing a find. so if you input an account number and press the find button it takes you to your found screen. is there a way take that account number pass on to an error page if the account number is not found. i want to it to say

"sorry the account number "account number entered at search screen" is not found. please send an email regarding this record."

i have tried to use a token but i have never used one before.

Peter

Try this, from the "CDML Reference" database:

Current find request is:

[FMP-CurrentFind]

Field: [FMP-FindFieldItem], Op: [FMP-FindOpItem], Value: [FMP-FindValueItem]<br>

[/FMP-CurrentFind]

<!-- After processing it could look like:

Current find request is:

Field: First Name, Op: begins with, Value: Joe

Field: Last Name, Op: equals, Value: Doe

Hope this helps.

Garry

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