Webhooks with ASP.NET SQL

  • researchpaperstobuy
    Asked on September 9, 2016 at 8:34 AM

    Where does this Webhooks code go to? And is it a must to have a SubmissionID? SubmissionIDs are only submitted or created after the form is sent! So, there is no way of getting a submission ID for your form! Hey, this not a practical approach of fetching data from your Jotform. Please tell me without posting PHP links on how this is done? Here is my Webhooks code, and I don't even know where it goes on my ASP webform or Jotform:



    formID:62523277684564
    formTitle:Contact
    webhookURL:http://requestb.in/19mxafv1
    type: WEB
    rawRequest:{"q1_fullName1":{"first":"John","last":"Doe"},"q3_email3":"liyam@email.com"} )

     

     

    Further more? Why should we put data already with John, and last name Doe if the form will do the fetching automatically? Please provide enough help if you're willing to help somebody!

  • Support_Management Jotform Support
    Replied on September 9, 2016 at 10:20 AM

    Hello, I'm seeing you already have an existing discussion on this thread https://www.jotform.com/answers/925020 regarding this same topic.

    To keep everything organized and to avoid confusion, we request you to reply to your original post and avoid creating multiples threads.

    Rose has given some alternatives for the time being while she's waiting for an update from our colleagues who may help you with this. I understand you don't know/use PHP but the examples we have are mostly with PHP.

    Just to add up, aside from this Support Forum, we also have a Developer/API forum http://developers.jotform.com/forum where you can post questions. The concerned team will be more than happy to help the best they can.

    I also noticed from the code snippet you pasted above, that you just copied the RequestBin URL on the screenshot from this page How-to-Setup-a-Webhook-with-JotForm 

    and I don't even know where it goes on my ASP webform or Jotform

    Webhooks are HTTP callbacks. This means it will POST the results to the Webhook URL you have setup on your form

    Webhooks with ASP Screenshot 20

    If you have followup questions, please open this thread https://www.jotform.com/answers/925020 and reply from there so we can better assist you.

  • researchpaperstobuy
    Replied on September 9, 2016 at 11:14 AM

    Those do not answer my question! I want to know how to implement it from start to stop using ASP.NET, SQL, and Webhooks! All your questions have links that lead to no where! All you have is Php and MSQL. What about ASP and SQL? Where is the complete tutorial? Please provide these complete solutions so we can go home and implement our business! She did not help me with anything! What you have posted I have already done that from another article!

  • David JotForm Support Manager
    Replied on September 9, 2016 at 1:50 PM

    First of all, I understand your frustration, since seeing many links that point to guides where there are instructions and things out of our understanding can be a little overwhelming.

    Please note that those guides are meant to help, but it requires some basic understanding of coding and some programming languages, because what you are trying to implement is an advanced feature.

    We, the support team, are trained to fully assist you with the JotForm tool, and provide you handy articles that will guide you to implement things. However, advanced features such as the "Webhook technique" requires some extra work and knowledge(developers skills) that some of us may lack of experience, and some may not, and those supporters who may have more experience with this technique, might be able to help you only in their free time.

     

    That's why, I would recommend you to hire a developer to whom you could share the guides provided, in order to expedite the process of implementing what you need.

  • researchpaperstobuy
    Replied on September 10, 2016 at 4:00 AM

    Give me one so that I can hire him! ODESK or Upwork is for thieves since they joined forces with Elance to become Upwork! I hired a developer to create for me a payment system, they now say that I should pay him half for the half work he has done! The thing is not even working, just dirty pieces of code that don't even save the data into a database after payments are made! They are also saying that I should pay $291 dollars for dispute Appeal! They are saying its legal fees for the Court! Have you ever heard a website that has its own Legal Court! You came there to buy a software not to hire a Court to listen to your case!

  • Elton Support Team Lead
    Replied on September 10, 2016 at 7:07 AM

    Sorry but that's no longer part of our scope. We also do not do custom works here so we suggest finding one at Upwork. We were actually all hired from Upwork so I'm pretty sure there's still a lot you can find there at a fair rate.

    Regards!