Ok, but still my POST method does not work directly on my browser. It works only if i tried it on another PC or use a software "1st Page 2000" of it's built in preview browser. I tried uninstalling IIS 5.0 and reinstalling again but the same thing happened. Now I am thinking of uninstalling IE 6.0 and reinstall IE 5.5 and try it again which is my only "option" of resolving this problem. Any more Ideas? Thanks!
-Mike-
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 01/20/2003 05:08:15 PM:
All FoxWeb samples use the POST method, including the NameSearch script. If in doubt, point your form to show_cgi.fwx, which will always display everything that the browser sends to the server.
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Sent by Michael Pena on 01/19/2003 10:51:19 PM:
I tried the POST method but nothing came out! Yes I changed the "Request.QueryString" method to "Request.Form" method. Anyway While I was testing this, I found a software called 1st Page 2000 (Evrsort). It's a HTML and script editing program. When I run the same program on it's built in preview browser, it outputs correctly, but when I run it on the IE 6.0 browser, it does not work. Wierd! By the way also, I notice that when I run my previous program below and click submit, my address bar contains the following:
http://www.commonname.com/find2.asp?cn=LgYbHF0OFQEQU0kVTA
5UR0gPSkZVSEYdHSQOHgkIDz0FCkNHOAwVHUZYBV1EJg0fRDUIFAwTVUc
mAAsRQUtDA1omeHRcSVIXTkpXA0JKCAQbCBUbWFNHChFLGxtaEkAOGgFK
WllOVlgXC0VRShtHFwRYXRAXRk4bVFpQTHQxMT11CBIRDxVDV2E=&
app=100&vs=3.54&rs=http
the the page displays this:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: 'CLng'
/bin/n_libEncode.asp, line 21
What do you think? Does this info makes sense?
-Mike-
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 01/19/2003 09:54:44 PM:
TO use the POST method simply change your form tag as follows:
<form method="POST" action="...">
In order to read form fields posted via the POST method you will need to use the Request.Form and related methods.
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Sent by Michael Pena on 01/19/2003 05:25:53 PM:
I did remove and uninstall the IIS, but the results are the same.
From the examples of Foxweb, it always uses "GET" method. How do you use "POST" method? Thanks!
-Mike-
Sent by FoxWeb Support on 01/18/2003 12:08:38 AM:
Since the problem happens with ASP as well as FoxWeb, it appears that it is caused by your Web server -- not the application processing the data. I am not sure how you can solve the problem, but reinstalling IIS may help. Of course you could simply use POST, which is more appripriate for this situation anyway.
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Sent by Michael Pena on 01/17/2003 11:40:37 PM:
I copied your script below and named it TestGet.asp, and I executed the file by calling
http://mike/TestGet.asp. And the result is the same:
Submitted fields
Code: '30243'
Title: 'asdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfasdfu`|d6=n,p8o";;<1880,-h'