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FormHander DARGS

_DARGS parameters are added when you have a form tag that is attached to a bean property. These arguments are used by Dynamo to match form values. When a form is submitted, the values submitted in input fields are used to set properties of beans. Normally, the properties that are set are determined by the author of the JHTML page because they are written into the page. Don’t Should be B2CProfi

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FormHander DARGS

_DARGS parameters are added when you have a form tag that is attached to a bean property. These arguments are used by Dynamo to match form values. When a form is submitted, the values submitted in input fields are used to set properties of beans. Normally, the properties that are set are determined by the author of the JHTML page because they are written into the page. Don’t Should be B2CProfi

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_DARGS parameters are added when you have a form tag that is attached to a bean

property. These arguments are used by Dynamo to match form values.

When a form is submitted, the values submitted in input fields are used to set properties
of beans. Normally, the properties that are set are determined by the author of the
JHTML page because they are written into the page.

Don’t
<dsp:setvalue bean="B2CProfileFormHandler. loginSuccessURL " value="${ redirectUrl
}">

Should be

<dsp:input bean="B2CProfileFormHandler.loginSuccessURL" type="hidden" value="$


{redirectUrl}"/>

However when a form is submitted the web server has no way of knowing what the
original form looked like (since HTTP is stateless). Thus it would be theoretically
possible for a malicious browser to send a request that looks like a form submission
(form spoofing) and then set any property for any bean (ie.
Configuration.adminPasswords or port numbers).

_DARGS parameters are one way for Dynamo to identify which form is being submitted
to check whether the properties specified in the form submission request actually match
those in the original form page. If Dynamo cannot identify which form is being
submitted, the form submission will be ignored completely in order to prevent potential
spoofing.

For more information on how Dynamo handles spoofing refer to the Dynamo 5 Admin
Guide.

Otherwise, in general this is a security feature that you should not try to disable.

If SuccessURL and errorURL are not set properly..._DARGS will be appended to


url...debug the code and check SuccessURL and Error URL...
In JSP page try to set priority...to input tag.. ( depends totaly how you are submitting the
form)
Check the SuccessURL,ErrorURL and action attribute in form tag.

https://dev.surfstitch.com:8443/browse/productReviewSubmission.jsp?
bvdisplaycode=9003&bvproductid=away-tape-top-black&bvpage=http%3A%2F
%2Freviews.surfstitch.com%2F9003%2Faway-tape-top-black%2Fsubmitreview.htm
%3Fformat%3Dembedded%26campaignid
%3DBV_RATING_SUMMARY_ZERO_REVIEWS%26return%3Dhttp%253A%252F
%252Fwww.surfstitch.com%252Fproduct%252Faway-tape-top-black%26innerreturn
%3Dhttp%253A%252F%252Freviews.surfstitch.com%252F9003%252Faway-tape-top-
black%252Freviews.htm%253Fformat%253Dembedded%26user%3D__USERID__
%26sessionparams
%3D__BVSESSIONPARAMS__&bvcontenttype=REVIEW_SUBMISSION&bvauthent
icateuser=true&_DARGS=/myAccount/myAccountLogin.jsp.surfstitch_store_registe
rLoginForm

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