Embed Link Back To ASP.NET Application

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Situation:
I'm building an application for users to fill out a form. The data is then submitted to a database. An email is sent to the users manager with the data and a link back to the application where a form is then populated with the data.

Question:
Where can I find the information which speaks (examples) on how to get the URL/Link (with recordID that populates a page.) back to the applications (also what is this action called?)? The email works fine... I can send a clickable link to a website with no problem. I want the clickable link open a page in my application (using a recordID that populates a page).

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Suge

Posted 4-Mar-15 5:55am

makenthecase

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 4-Mar-15 13:52pm

Can you show the link you already have?

makenthecase 4-Mar-15 15:20pm

Below is only a placeholder
string bLink = @"CLICK HERE";

I'm looking for one that click back to my app opening a pre-populated form from the recordID sent with the email...

looks like it won't allow me to post the actual code...

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2015-03-04T09:31:00

Solution 1

Instead of setting href to www.domain.com set it to www.domain.com/mypage.aspx?id=1234...
That will call mypage.aspx with id on the QueryString[^] with value 1234...

Posted 4-Mar-15 9:31am

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter