Can anyone provide some guidance on how I'd go about handling a POST
from and HTML form? I'm trying to produce a simple form handling
application in Rev using AltBrowser to provide the display of the
form. However, I've no idea how I can get Rev to receive the POSTed
form. I want this to
I'm probably missing something here, but if you're not building a Web
application that runs on a Web server, why are you using a browser
and HTML at all? A browser's only job, really, is to provide an
interface between a user desktop and information stored on a Web
server. (Yeah, I know it
Also doing form validation in Rev is way easier than in HTML +
Javascript. It's just me or those AJAX guys seems a little code
masochists...
Cheers
andre
On Oct 13, 2005, at 4:15 PM, Dan Shafer wrote:
I'm probably missing something here, but if you're not building a
Web application that
Hi Dan
I'm trying to produce a generic forms handler that can be used by
people running surveys. Rather than try to make a generic forms
design tool completely in Rev I thought I'd take advantage of the
ease with which you can design forms in HTML. Then capture the Send
and parse and e-mail
On Oct 13, 2005, at 7:07 PM, Peter Reid wrote:
The problem is that I can't guarantee access to a web server with
cgi on it in the variety of situations where I want to deploy these
forms, so I thought I'd try to build the minimum web server
functionality (enough to handle the form
Andre
Thanks for the feedback, which of your apps would you recommend for
the simplest guidance on this?
Peter,
if you're trying to build a little webserver in Rev, well, that is
pretty easy, I have many versions of webserver built in rev running
fine. Just log into my user space in
I'm not so sure it's a daft idea at all. I just didn't understand
your original motive.
So you want to use HTML to *design* the forms (or, perhaps more
accurately, to allow your users to design them) and then process the
output via a Rev application. Interesting idea.
With altBrowser,
