Emmet McGovern wrote:
Post to a page on your site that has cfhttp on it. Using cfhttp with
cfhttpparam you can post and capture the response to a variable called
#cfhttp.filecontent#. I think you may need to read up on cfhttpparam.
Thanks Emmet - I'm on my way towards comprehension now!
I still don't quite get the below and guess I don't understand how to
structure the thing.
It's the getting from when I submit my form
(www.mysite.com/My-Form.cfm), back to a response page
(www.mysite.com/My-Response.cfm) that contains the info from
www.SomeOtherSite.com without them ever
Post to a page on your site that has cfhttp on it. Using cfhttp with
cfhttpparam you can post and capture the response to a variable called
#cfhttp.filecontent#. I think you may need to read up on cfhttpparam.
From that point you can use cf to parse the content into whatever you need.
Try this
I've not had to deal with this one before, so I'm not 100% sure how to
implement this...
Basically, here's what I've got:
1. www.mysite.com/My-Form.cfm
submits to
2. www.SomeOtherSite.com/form-process.aspx
and returns
3. www.SomeOtherSite.com/results.xml
I know how to use an XML data
CFHTTP returns a string of XML in the variable CFTTP.filecontent.
You can then interact with it using the cfxml tag:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/6.1/htmldocs/tags-b21.htm
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andy matthews
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ICGLink, Inc.
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