OK, that works great... can we depend on the order of the environment variables?
i.e
This works:
put urlDecode (value(item 3 of the globals)) into tRemit
and delivers the $QUERY_STRING value..
but if the order changed the cgi would break (depends on $QUERY_STRING being always item three of the globals)
This also works and would not be affected by a change of order
repeat for each item i in the globals
put i & "=" & value(i) & cr after tGlobes
end repeatsplit tGlobes by cr and "=" put urlDecode (tGlobes["$QUERY_STRING"]) into tDataIn
What is recommended?
Thanks, what a great list, solutions in under 18 hours ;-)
Sivakatirswami
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 11:03 PM, Dave Cragg wrote:
In this case you should be using GET not POST.
On the server side, your script shouldn't be reading from the socket; that will only get posted data, and in this case there is none. Instead, it should be getting the $QUERY_STRING environment variable which should contain this:
name=Aloha+test&email=jiva%40hindu.org
Cheers Dave
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