and i have no idea why...
This is happening in both standalone server mode and CGI mode...
Here's my code:
char const * name = PD("name",NULL);
if( !name){
name = PD("n",NULL);
}
The idea being that i can treat "name=..." and "n=..." as aliases. (Yes, i
could rewrite it as PD("name",PD("n",0)), but i actually have some
additional code in there.)
If i pass in name=... then it works just fine. If i pass in n=... then the
token i'm getting back from PD() is the last element of the PATH_INFO.
e.g.
http://localhost:8080/json/login?n=stephan&password=xxxxxx
PD("n",0) is resolving to "login"
It gets weirder: if i reverse the order of the PD() calls, such that "n" is
checked first then something amazing happens... Both "n=" and "name=" work
as expected!
Even weirder is: my second usage of PD,
effectively: PD("password",PD("p",0))
does NOT have this problem, regardless of whether i check "p" or "password"
first.
i have absolutely no clue why, but my initial suspect (without having looked
closely at it) is the sorting done in cgi_parameter().
:-?
--
----- stephan beal
http://wanderinghorse.net/home/stephan/
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