Thanks Ben, No i'm not, Eather i have an error on some of my likes or there are other problems. I do use url parameter for some actions, but not on this one. However, again, the diagnostic info does not include the params as part of cgi.scriptname. Thanks! KES >Kurt, > >Are you doing some sort of SEO method like "index.cfm/articles/34/"? > >In that case, it will use the "query params" in the script name I think as >they are not delimited by the traditional "?". > >If you have a ? Before the query params, they should never be available in >the script name. Please post a sample of the script name that is being >carried over. > >-ben >...................... >Ben Nadel >Web Developer >Nylon Technology >350 7th Avenue >Floor 10 >New York, NY 10001 >212.691.1134 >212.691.3477 fax >www.nylontechnology.com > >"You know, like nunchuck skills, bowhunting skills, computer hacking >skills... Girls only want boyfriends who have great skills." >- Napoleon Dynamite >-----Original Message----- >From: kurt schroeder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2006 9:17 AM >To: CF-Talk >Subject: cgi.scriptname and url parameters > >I notice an issue with using cgi.scriptname as the Action of a form. It will >include the url variables of the previous link (sometimes?). Is there a >reasion for this and is there a way to turn it off. My diagnostics do not >show the url parameters as part od the cgi.scriptname. > >The only other thing i'm doing that is unusual on this form is that i'm >submitting the form using onChange=form.submit(); for fields on the form. > >THanks >KES
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