> Thanks for the insight, Dave. I've just always used POST,
> and I know there are some cases when you want to use GET, but
> I'm not clear on why. What's the difference? (In practical
> terms, that is).
If you're passing small amounts of data back to the server, a GET request is
simpler for tha
Thanks for the insight, Dave. I've just always used POST, and I know there
are some cases when you want to use GET, but I'm not clear on why. What's
the difference? (In practical terms, that is).
Regards,
Karl Simanonok
Dave Watts wrote:
> > 1) If you don't put METHOD="post" (I suppose METH
> 1) If you don't put METHOD="post" (I suppose METHOD="get"
> works too) in your opening FORM tag, the form variables get
> passed in the URL instead of the form. Goofy, huh?
If you use METHOD="GET", your variables will be passed via the URL.
Variables within the Form scope have been received fro
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> Is there a reason why the form.fieldnames field would not be
> passed in a form?
I vaguely seem to reca
We'd love to hear the solution . . . I'm sure this will be on Michael's next
test . . .
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> > > Is there a reason why the form.fieldnames field would not be
> > > passed in a form?
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> > I vaguely seem to recall that in some versions of CF prior to
> > 4.5.x, if the ENCTYPE attribute of the form is set to
> > "multipart/form-data", which is what you'd use for file uploads,
> > FORM.F
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I can recreate the error if the only form elements that are named are
checkboxes and radio buttons, and none of them have been checked or
selected. At that point form.fieldnames is not defined in the ac
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> Is there a reason why the form.fieldnames field would not be
> passed in a form?
I vaguely seem to recall that i
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> Is there a reason why the form.fieldnames field would not be
> passed in a form?
I vaguely seem to recall that in some versions of CF prior to 4.5.x, if
the
ENCTYPE attribute of the form is set to "multipart/form
> Is there a reason why the form.fieldnames field would not be
> passed in a form?
I vaguely seem to recall that in some versions of CF prior to 4.5.x, if the
ENCTYPE attribute of the form is set to "multipart/form-data", which is what
you'd use for file uploads, FORM.FIELDNAMES wouldn't appear.
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> UW_CREDIT_SCORE=670
> UW_DEBT_RATIO=35
> UW_MORTGAGE_HIST_120=0
> UW_MORTGAGE_HIST_30=0
> UW_MORTGAGE_HIST_60=0
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07/10/00 06:41
Are you sure you used method="post"? If you forgot to add that, you wouldn't
have the fieldnames in the debugging.
-d
Deanna Schneider
Interactive Media Developer
UWEX Cooperative Extension Electronic Publishing Group
103 Extension B
Are you using the method="post" attribute in the form tag?
Another suggestion would be to scrutinize how the form and /form tags are
nested. Anything weird there?
Otherwise, try posting the code here, maybe that would reveal something.
- Sean
Sean Daniels
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At 03:53 PM 7/10/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Dunno at this point, my next advice might be to check your HTML on the
>forms that are sending it, I've seen some unpredictable behaviors due to
>bad HTML on the forms. However I doubt this is the only issue, any other
>ideas from the crowd please?
>
>Gre
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There is a default field in EVERY form passed via coldfusion called fieldnames, this
contains a comma spliced list of all the fieldnames in the form. Your code could be
causing a conflict with this default field. Would advise checking and renaming.
Gregory Harris
Los Angeles ITA Dept.
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