Forms POST, not GET. Querystrings are from GET.
Jeff,
I am not sure what you are trying to illustrate with the link you
provided but i get a 404 error when i
try to click on it.
Thanks,
Peter
Jeff Dillon - 14 Mar 2008 00:33 GMT
I did not provide a link. Form POSTs do not send a query string. Look up
POST versus GET
If i make a form post and there are items on the querystring, are you saying
that they won't be there if I parse the querystring? I think not. A url is a
url. If it has items on the querystring, they are available to the developer
regardless of what the HTTP verb is. With a POST you would also have a
NameValueCollection of post name / value pairs, but that doesn't mean the
querystring isn't there.
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> Forms POST, not GET. Querystrings are from GET.
>
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> > formBtn'><span>View Webinar</span></a></div></form>
pbd22 - 14 Mar 2008 02:11 GMT
the problem was that i omitted the method= in my form tag.
now that i see what you were say jeff, yes, i have to agree
with peter - you most certainly "can" get the querystring
logic with a get and post.
regardless, thanks to all for the perspectives.
Jeff Dillon - 14 Mar 2008 18:53 GMT
I didn't say that, or perhaps I mispoke. I assumed the OP was looking for
POST'd data in the query string, which is incorrect
Jeff
> If i make a form post and there are items on the querystring, are you
> saying
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