Re: Odd values appearing

2006-10-26 Thread Jim Wright
Adkins, Randy wrote:
> yes, you can change from using an IMG for your submit button to a normal 
> submit type.
> Thus only the value of the submit button would be transmitted.
>  

alternatively, you could change your submit image to something like:



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RE: Odd values appearing

2006-10-26 Thread Adkins, Randy
yes, you can change from using an IMG for your submit button to a normal submit 
type.
Thus only the value of the submit button would be transmitted.
 
 



From: Pete [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 10/26/2006 7:36 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: RE: Odd values appearing



Hi there

Thanks - in the confirmation form before sending a user to the payment
processing section I did a  and these values are in the
form.  Is there anyway to remove these so that they are not included in the
form?

Thanks in advance for feedback.

Regards

Peter



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From: Jim Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 26 October 2006 9:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Odd values appearing

Pete wrote:
> Basically I don't know what these ContactFormGo.x and y values are or have
come from.

When you use a input type="image", the values that get sent buy clicking
on that image are the x and y pixel count relative to the image you
clicked on.  This is used by server side image maps to know where you
clicked on the image.





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RE: Odd values appearing

2006-10-26 Thread Pete
Hi there

Thanks - in the confirmation form before sending a user to the payment
processing section I did a  and these values are in the
form.  Is there anyway to remove these so that they are not included in the
form?

Thanks in advance for feedback.

Regards

Peter



-Original Message-
From: Jim Wright [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, 26 October 2006 9:30 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Re: Odd values appearing

Pete wrote:
> Basically I don't know what these ContactFormGo.x and y values are or have
come from.

When you use a input type="image", the values that get sent buy clicking 
on that image are the x and y pixel count relative to the image you 
clicked on.  This is used by server side image maps to know where you 
clicked on the image.



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Re: Odd values appearing

2006-10-26 Thread Jim Wright
Pete wrote:
> Basically I don't know what these ContactFormGo.x and y values are or have
come from.

When you use a input type="image", the values that get sent buy clicking 
on that image are the x and y pixel count relative to the image you 
clicked on.  This is used by server side image maps to know where you 
clicked on the image.

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Odd values appearing

2006-10-26 Thread Pete
I have a quick question.  

 

I have developed an application that generally is working exactly as
expected.  Well almost - I pass a user from the web site to a payment
processing application (the firm is using a system from securepay.com.au
(DirectOne).

 

I am passing the correct value which is good.  So that part os fine.

 

Only one thing now - I seem to have got some odd values coming through and
wondering how/wy these might come through from anywhere.

 


Product

Qty

Unit Price

Price ($)


  _  


totalpayment

1

2305.00

2305.00


ContactFormGo.x

1

16.00

16.00


ContactFormGo.y

1

12.00

12.00


  _  


Total:

$2333.00

Basically I don't know what these ContactFormGo.x and y values are or have
come from.

 

I do have at the bottom of the page that submits the page and transfers to
the secure page I have the following code:

 

 

 

 

 

 

This is the only place where ContactFormGo is mentioned.

 

Any ideas what this could be.

 

Regards & thanks

 

Peter

 




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