At 11:02 AM 8/23/01, you wrote:
>I want to be able to redirect the user to another url on my site, and send
>information to the tcl script residing at that url (register_proc) using
>form data.. without the URL including the content of what I am sending.. so
>I can then operate on that sent data without it being painfully clear what
>that data is to the average joe user... I don't want to use a database and
>store temporary data and refer back to that... it would make it more complex
>and add to the database usage in areas that don't need more of it...
Try Rob's internal redirect utility, which as he says provides a tcl
wrapper for ns_connredirect. The effect is basically a "goto" or
"overlay". One moment you are running one script, then you internally
redirect, and you start running your other script. What's most fun is that
all your tcl variables are still there with the same values. So you need
not post at all.
I've used this for exactly the purpose you've given.
rob's utilities: http://www.dqd.com/~mayoff/aolserver/#dqd_utils
ns_connredirect doc: http://www.aolserver.com/docs/cdev/c-ch90.htm#576649
Jerry
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