This is the page that it calls, where I want to do the parsing and then send on to the code that queries the database:
@using System;
@using System.Runtime;
@using System.Collections;
@using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http.Extensions;
@using System.Web;
@using System.Net.Http;
@using...
This is the code for the search form
@page "/fetchdataSearch"
@namespace BlazorServerApp.Data
@inject DataAccessService ButtonResp
<PageTitle>People Search</PageTitle>
<h2>People Search</h2>
<hr size=25 />
<form action="https://localhost:7190/FetchDataEdit" method="get">...
The URL is generated by the GET method on the search form. It puts a name/value pair in the URL for each form field. That is what I need to access/intercept.
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