For a more customized implementation.
Here's a detailed guide on making a POST call in JavaScript to Telivy backend form input when a submit button is clicked on your own form:
Create a form with the method attribute set to POST and a submit button.
Create a form with the method attribute set to POST and a submit button.
Use addEventListener to listen for the submit event on the form.
Use addEventListener to listen for the submit event on the form.
Use FormData to construct a data object from the form's input fields. Add the agentId or UTM Source fields to the form data if necessary.
Before you proceed any further, please make sure that the following validations to the data are passed:
Email Is Valid
Domain Is Valid
Ensure the email has an "@."
Ensure the domain is valid. The following examples are valid domains:
Use FormData to construct a data object from the form's input fields. Add the agentId or UTM Source fields to the form data if necessary.
Before you proceed any further, please make sure that the following validations to the data are passed:
Email Is Valid
Domain Is Valid
Ensure the email has an "@."
Ensure the domain is valid. The following examples are valid domains:
Use the fetch API to send the POST request.
Here's the full example:
Use the fetch API to send the POST request.
Here's the full example:
For a more customized implementation.
Here's a detailed guide on making a POST call in JavaScript to Telivy backend form input when a submit button is clicked on your own form:
Create a form with the method attribute set to POST and a submit button.
Create a form with the method attribute set to POST and a submit button.
Use addEventListener to listen for the submit event on the form.
Use addEventListener to listen for the submit event on the form.
Use FormData to construct a data object from the form's input fields. Add the agentId or UTM Source fields to the form data if necessary.
Before you proceed any further, please make sure that the following validations to the data are passed:
Email Is Valid
Domain Is Valid
Ensure the email has an "@."
Ensure the domain is valid. The following examples are valid domains:
Use FormData to construct a data object from the form's input fields. Add the agentId or UTM Source fields to the form data if necessary.
Before you proceed any further, please make sure that the following validations to the data are passed:
Email Is Valid
Domain Is Valid
Ensure the email has an "@."
Ensure the domain is valid. The following examples are valid domains:
Use the fetch API to send the POST request.
Here's the full example:
Use the fetch API to send the POST request.
Here's the full example:
For a more customized implementation.
Here's a detailed guide on making a POST call in JavaScript to Telivy backend form input when a submit button is clicked on your own form:
Create a form with the method attribute set to POST and a submit button.
Create a form with the method attribute set to POST and a submit button.
Use addEventListener to listen for the submit event on the form.
Use addEventListener to listen for the submit event on the form.
Use FormData to construct a data object from the form's input fields. Add the agentId or UTM Source fields to the form data if necessary.
Before you proceed any further, please make sure that the following validations to the data are passed:
Email Is Valid
Domain Is Valid
Ensure the email has an "@."
Ensure the domain is valid. The following examples are valid domains:
Use FormData to construct a data object from the form's input fields. Add the agentId or UTM Source fields to the form data if necessary.
Before you proceed any further, please make sure that the following validations to the data are passed:
Email Is Valid
Domain Is Valid
Ensure the email has an "@."
Ensure the domain is valid. The following examples are valid domains:
Use the fetch API to send the POST request.
Here's the full example:
Use the fetch API to send the POST request.
Here's the full example: