Hi Jason, probably this very old CGI unit is worth reading for you..... I'm not using it any longer, I'm using the Borland build in functions, but if you want to read something to better understand it could help. Best regards Thomas
________________________________ Von: Jason P Sage [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Freitag, 14. August 2009 12:49 An: 'Ararat Synapse' Betreff: [Synalist] CGI Blues... Hi folks.. First off I must say my issue is not DIRECTLY a Synapse issue (as synapse is working great) but my issue is in the "web development" world and is point blank enough that I thought you might not mind reading about this and maybe commenting on it. Getting Environment Strings (For the Get Query) in my CGI apps, in windows use the "getenv" function or the "envstr(some index)" function and these both work but are limited to 255 chars. (Not a decent GET query string length by a long shot). In linux ONLY, I am now using the "fpgetenv('String Name of Environment Variable Here') function, and there is no such length limit. So my Question, how would you avoid this lowend "char length limit" in non Linux platforms? Is there another function one can use to get environment variables from the OS? Should I try changing the code base to the RTL or specifically the DOS unit itself? Any suggestions at all would be great :) --Jason
ConsCGI.pas
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