Thanks for bearing with on this one, guys.
On Web Connnection: $1 contains the garbled characters.
$2 contains the properly encoded GET
request.
Same goes for On Web Authentication.
So, what does that imply if it's garbled before it even hits On Web
Connection?
Yes, "get version" was what I was looking for. Should have done a better
search. But, returns "Active4D 4.0.2 [Win/x86, release, 4D, Server]" on
both instances.
Thanks,
- Clay
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Fishman
Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 4:49 PM
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Subject: Re: [Active4d-dev] Query String Encoding
> Brad - this is really the only case I've ever seen the O-slash. The
> outputted version does *not* have a percentage sign. In some way,
> the encoded string is being decoded, perhaps, in the wrong order?
Put a trace in On Web Connection and see what value you are getting in
$1.
> Also, is there a good way to validate which "dot" version of A4D is
> running? "dump license info" only shows the "4.0".
You could always try write(get version).
Regards,
Aparajita
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