You can also configure a custom form to post to DocPop. This allows you to send the data as a POST HTML function, so that the end user cannot see the query string data, which could be a security concern. The following code shows the basic format of the file:
Additional input can be added as needed using further hidden inputs. The functionality can be expanded through more complex HTML coding. For example, you could allow users to specify a Keyword value or select one from a drop-down. Consult an HTML reference for further information on coding Web pages.
DocPop submission forms are submitted like any other DocPop feature. Simply send the end user a URL. In the case of forms submission, when the user follows the link, they will see a Submit button. Clicking on this button gives them a hit list, but will not allow them to see the query string.