I have an html page which submits form data to an asp page. If I use the get
method, the data can be displayed in the receiving page using request.querystring.
I'd like to use the post method so the data isn't on the URL.
Below is the script on the rreceiver.
Nothing displays when the sender POSTs the form data.
<%
response.write(request.form("b1")) + " "
response.write(request.form("T1"))
'response.write(request.querystring("b1")) + " "
'response.write(request.querystring("T1"))
%>
Thanks,
Mike
Re: request.form problem
am 08.02.2007 02:22:10 von reb01501
MikeR wrote:
> I have an html page which submits form data to an asp page. If I use
> the get method, the data can be displayed in the receiving page using
> request.querystring. I'd like to use the post method so the data
> isn't on the URL.
>
Get rid of the ENCTYPE="..." part - that's only for uploading files
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Re: request.form problem
am 08.02.2007 03:04:29 von Bob Lehmann
And, in addition to what Bob said; Stop usinf FrontPage.
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"MikeR" wrote in message
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> I have an html page which submits form data to an asp page. If I use the
get
> method, the data can be displayed in the receiving page using
request.querystring.
> I'd like to use the post method so the data isn't on the URL.
>
>
>
> Below is the script on the rreceiver.
> Nothing displays when the sender POSTs the form data.
> <%
> response.write(request.form("b1")) + " "
> response.write(request.form("T1"))
> 'response.write(request.querystring("b1")) + " "
> 'response.write(request.querystring("T1"))
> %>
> Thanks,
> Mike
Re: request.form problem
am 08.02.2007 14:20:18 von MikeR
Thanks Bobs! Both good advice.
Mike
Re: request.form problem
am 08.02.2007 15:02:42 von Tim Slattery
MikeR wrote:
>I have an html page which submits form data to an asp page. If I use the get
>method, the data can be displayed in the receiving page using request.querystring.
>I'd like to use the post method so the data isn't on the URL.
>
> tag.
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Re: request.form problem
am 12.02.2007 11:53:41 von MikeR
Tim Slattery wrote:
> "multipart/form-date" is used for uploading files. It causes the
> contents of the form, including the contents of uploaded files, to be
> packaged into a MIME-formatted stream. Your server-side code must then
> be able to unscramble the MIME blob and extract the pieces. If you
> have no elements, and you want to use the
> Request.Form collection, just delete the ENCTYPE parameter in the
>
tag.
Thanks, Tim.
Sorry for the delay, I've been away for a few days.
Any way do do it on a file upload form? Know where I can find a tutorial on
"unscramble the MIME blob and extract the pieces" ?
Mike