Why you need to do that?
Just update your ASP page to use Request.Form(..)
collection for defectID also?
I will suggest one method instead of mixing POST and
GET.
BTW! I have not checked if you can do what you are asking.
Somebody might confirm if it can be done...
-abdul
From: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of AhmedSent:
Sunday, August 14, 2005 5:39 PMTo:
flexcoders@yahoogroups.comSubject: [flexcoders] Submit to url="" in Flex
Good day to you
all.
For the code
:
-
mx:HTTPService
id="myService" url="" method="POST"
mx:request
defectID{model.defectID}/defectID
summary{model.summary}/summary
tasktype{model.tasktype}/tasktype
site{model.site}/site
status{model.status}/status
comments{model.comments}/comments
/mx:request
/mx:HTTPService
-
How can I make this
form to submit to :
mx:HTTPService
id="myService" url="" method="POST"
For
example:
I mean how can I take
a parameter from the form (for example 1), and while submit , it posts to
(processAdd.aspdefect =1) .
This is originally
from a XSL page, and I am trying to write it in
MXML:
-
form id="Editing"
name=" Editing " method="post"xsl:attribute
name="action" processAdd.asp?mode=updatedetailamp;defect=xsl:value-of
select="defectID"//xsl:attribute
input type="text"
name="summary"xsl:attribute name="value"xsl:value-of
select="summary"//xsl:attribute/input
input
type="text" name="tasktype"xsl:attribute
name="value"xsl:value-of
select="tasktype"//xsl:attribute/input
input
type="text" name="site"xsl:attribute name="value"xsl:value-of
select="site"//xsl:attribute/input
a
href=""Submit
updates/a
/form
-
Best
regards,
Ahmed Abdel
Aziz
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