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Not sure what you mean. You mean adding the parameters as form inputs? I did not try that, but it's a great idea... I'd have to parse the URI and loop through params. I might try it.
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For some reason, this was dropping query params. When I made action="/target-page?foo=bar"
, the requested URL was /target-page?
. I have no idea why.
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THANK YOU! This was very helpful for me :)
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Yeah adding the query params as inputs works. It's a bit tedious but I think it will be the most robust solution.
The other thing I was trying was to generate a link and then find it and call
.click()
on it. It worked pretty well but I was worried it wouldn't be supported by all browsers.