On Fri, Nov 28, 2008 at 9:59 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The one thing that's always tripped me up with ASP sites is that you have to > add EVERY input, even the type="submit" with the correct value from the one > and only submit button on the page.
Again, I think that's the ASP.NET part. > > Not sure what the ASP code monkeys are doing with their point-and-click UI, > but I presume it's just a boilerplate operation that needs the submit input > just in case they add a second button some day. I've had the same problem with Zend_Form, honestly. > The variable names shouldn't need URLencoding in any proper webapp, but try > it and see. Well, they either need to contain valid URL characters or they need to be encoded. If you have a variable name that contains an equal sign (crazy, but can be technically valid since names are just strings -- to me it seems little less crazy than including square brackets in a variable name in HTML) it will have to be escaped. > Use Firefox LiveHTTPHeaders to see what goes back-n-forth on a real working > exchange as well. I agree. It's definitely a lifesaver. FWIW, there is a similar tool for IE too, if you ever find yourself stuck for one of those lovely cases where the site works fine in Firefox but not in IE. Andrew -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
