Moreover, if a form is posted with method="get" any url variables
provided in the action attribute of the form will not be passed to the
action page... For example:

<form action="index.cfm?x=y" method="get">
        <input type="hidden" name="z" value="z" />
</form>

When this form is submitted, only the z variable will exist in the url
scope (the x variable will not be passed) -- anything after the ? in
the form's action attribute is stripped prior to submitting the form
with method="get".


> You should check:
> 1. to see if you use GET or POST method.  If GET, only URL
> variables exists.
> 2. to see if you use cflocation or relocate (fusebox 4)
> anywhere in between two pages.
> 3. the meta tag to redirect the user to another page.

> Johnny

>>I sometimes get errors from my application where it tries
>>to use a value
>>that should have been on the previous form page, but for
>>some reason
>>doesn't exist.   Has anyone else run into this?  I am
>>using an older
>>version of Fusebox, so Form.* and URL.* variables all get
>>converted to
>>the Attributes scope.  So whether it was passed in as a
>>Form or URL
>>variable shouldn't matter.
>>
>>I am running CFMX 6.1 on the box this just happened on,
>>but I see it
>>happen often on some busier sites we have running on a CF
>>5 box also.


s. isaac dealey   954.522.6080
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