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Hi Phil,
1) I usually see this kind of problem when the ColdFusion connector (creating the CFIDE/scripts virtual dir) hasn’t been run. It’s worth checking, might not be the culprit though. 2) Try posting the form to one of your pages, storing the input struct, then calling CFHTTP as a POST operation to communicate with the external server, capture the return data, then manipulate or display it directly to the client. Or, if you need the client to be redirected to the external server, I used a cheap output page that stored hidden fields (one of those “please wait, your request is being processed” pages) and had an onLoad() function in the body to submit the hidden form.
HTH Chris
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Hey FarCry folks,
Two questions, one I think is FarCry related, the other is more web developer related.
1) Has anyone had problems using CFFORM validation (CFMX 7) with FarCry? The required=yes attribute seems to be ignored and no error messages are delivered. Are there tricks to this I am missing? 2) So, I want to send data from a FORM to another webserver via POST, but I want to make sure I track how many times the form is submitted (and ideally, log the form input so that I can recreate and data that might get lost in transit). Anyone know of a good way to pull that off?
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