Updated Date: 07/07/2026
Configuring a URL or View parameter that uses an HTML tag attribute other than Name or ID
To define a parameter with the Selector attribute, either Ajax Encryption or Check AJAX Payload for Data Manipulation must be enabled on the URL or View.
Configure a URL or View parameter with the Selector attribute if you want to provide FPS protection to a parameter that uses an HTML tag attribute other than Name or ID.
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In the Anti-Fraud Configuration area of your profile, click URL List.
The URL List opens.
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In the URL List, click the relevant URL or View.
The URL/View Properties screen opens.
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In the URL Configuration (or View Configuration) area, select Parameters.
The Parameters list is displayed.
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Click the Add button.
The Parameter Settings screen opens.
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In the Parameter Name field, assign a name using the CSS selector syntax and ensure that Explicit (and not Wildcard) is selected.
For example, to configure a parameter with the CSS class
myinputs, you need to assign.myinputsas the parameter name. -
Select the Enabled check box by Selector.
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Click Create.
The Parameters list is displayed and the parameter that you created is listed.