Thread: Re: delayed passing of values in form

Hello Ryanne,


Is it a problem? What was the idea of posting?

My guess is you have sent the variables using POST and have also set a GET-querystring in the form target-url (named
'action'):

   action=\"$root/maindemoutputmap.php?prid=".$prid

The default order of processing the query variables is GPC, being GET, POST and COOKIE.
So your GET querystring is overruled by the POSTed form-data.

If you would like other behaviour, stop passing the $prid in the form action field:

   action=\"$root/maindemoutputmap.php\"



Greetings, Robert-Reinder (rr@sodutch.com)

http://rr.sodutch.com/

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On Tue, 18 Mar 2003, Robert-Reinder Nederhoed wrote:

> My guess is you have sent the variables using POST and have also set a GET-querystring in the form target-url (named
'action'):
>
>    action=\"$root/maindemoutputmap.php?prid=".$prid
>
> The default order of processing the query variables is GPC, being GET, POST and COOKIE.
> So your GET querystring is overruled by the POSTed form-data.
>
> If you would like other behaviour, stop passing the $prid in the form action field:
>
>    action=\"$root/maindemoutputmap.php\"

Or pass it as a command line argument:

    action=\"$root/maindemoutputmap.php?".$prid."\"

and pick it up inside as $argv[0] (provided your config allows command
line args).

Vince.
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