--- On Sat, 2/7/09, John ORourke john-modp...@o-rourke.org wrote:
Phil, can you point me to the part of the spec which
specifies that a field name must begin with an ASCII letter?
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/types.html#type-cdata
Phil
With the following request body:
i1=drnk4basket%3A_new_de9a792da0f5127d72d7c6a5f6b2d4c5%3Aquan
tity=1basket%3A_new_de9a792da0f5127d72d7c6a5f6b2d4c5%3Aid=de9a792da0f5127d72d7c6a5f
6b2d4c5i2=clth12basket%3A_new_7acf9602cd6ab0ee86f77efeaaffefff%3Aquantity=1basket
Clinton Gormley wrote:
Are you using a different version? Or is it the fact that you're
POSTing it?
Sorry for the lecture, but I see this so often that it seems it deserves
repeating :
To send the content of a form to a webserver, you can use either a
POST or a GET method.
You should use
André Warnier wrote:
application/x-www-form-urlencoded is the default, and it means that
you are passing the form data appended at the end of the URL, preceded
by a ? sign, as one long string of the form
name1=value1name2=value2... etc..
usually known as the query string.
That is easy to do,
