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@availity/native-form
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Submit JSON data via a native form, not AJAX. Useful when you need to open a new page with a POST action.
Submit JSON data via a native form, not AJAX. Useful when you need to open a new page with a POST action.
npm install @availity/native-form --save
nativeForm(spaceId[, params[, formAttributes][, type]]);
target
, method
, and action
. method
defaults to "post", action
will default to "`/ms/api/availity/internal/spc/magneto/sso/v1/saml/${spaceId}`", and target
will default to "_blank". Additional attributes can be defined and should be valid on an HTML form element.import nativeForm from '@availity/native-form';
nativeForm('12312312312', {myExtraParam: 'myExtraParamValue'}, {target: '_top'});
When nativeForm
is called it wil create a native HTML form and submit it.
FAQs
Submit JSON data via a native form, not AJAX. Useful when you need to open a new page with a POST action.
The npm package @availity/native-form receives a total of 274 weekly downloads. As such, @availity/native-form popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @availity/native-form demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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