Thanks
But my form method is "post" not "get" wouldn't that cause that to fail?
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From: Ubqtous
To: CF-Talk
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2003 6:26 PM
Subject: Re: Best Practices
Mickael,
On 11/12/2003 at 17:45, you wrote:
M> So now this is what I am trying to do. When the user clicks on the
M> report I have appended ?Reportname=myreport to the link.
M> Now I have a case statement that uses #url.reportname# that will
M> set all my variables for that page. Until now it is fine. The
M> only problem that I am running into is when I try posting the page
M> to itself to the the update (set the completed from 0 to 1) of
M> course my reportname variable is non existant. What would be the
M> most best way to do set up this? When I try to post the same page
M> of course my URL.ReportName does not exist so my switch statement
M> does not work.
This should allow your form to pass the URL.ReportName variable back
to the processor:
<form action="">
or
<form action="">
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