I know there have been discussions on this before and whether it is 'legal'
HTML or not, but you should be able to include the requesttimeout parameter
in the action attribute of your form tag: <form
action="mypage.cfm?requesttimeout=500" method="post">
Dan
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From: Adrian Cesana [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 11, 2000 11:53 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Increase timeout from FORM
Occasionally I will increase timeouts using the RequestTimeout from a URL
but this does not seem to work from a FORM. What do I use for FORMS? Also
I have a few batch process's I execute using this method:
SET CF_TEMPLATE_PATH=C:\mytemplates\myfile.cfm
SET QUERY_STRING=name=blah
d:\path\cfml.exe
Does RequestTimeout work in the QUERY_STRING or do I need to use something
else?
Thanks,Adrian
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