Re: StatelessForm data becomes PageParameters and as result is doubling

[kan]

2008/9/17 Michael Sparer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

> without looking at code - can't you circumvent the problem by using POST
> instead of GET?
I use post already.
I got it. I have
class MyPage extends WebPage
{
 public MyPage(PageParameters parameters)
 {
   super(parameters);// --- this line is the problem.
 }
}

So... "parameters" variable has all submission data... Not sure how to
solve it correctly. I have to determine somehow which parameters are
page parameters, but which are just some form inside.

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Re: StatelessForm data becomes PageParameters and as result is doubling

[Michael Sparer]

without looking at code - can't you circumvent the problem by using POST
instead of GET?


kan-4 wrote:
> 
> If I have stateless form on a page, and form is submitted, page is
> constructed again with all form data as parameters. Ok, it's not great
> but it's impossible to avoid.
> But, if the form has validation errors and the same page is rendered
> again, it has all that parameters in  and next
> request has the parameters doubled - from currently data from "post"
> and previous data from query string.
> How to avoid it?
> 
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