> I have no idea of how PerForm works isn't there a directive which let > you set the action-attribute of the form? If that's the case you could > use e.g. JavaScript.
The problem with PerForm forms is that they always submit to themselves, which is great in tearms of validation because you can include all the validation rules for the form in the form page itself. You can also perform actions on submission - I have mine insert various values into a mysql database by using BDI. The problem is, once all the form submission code has been run, the only way to get to another page is by issuing a redirect request (this is done by returning a URI from the form submission callback function). Server redirectcs do not pass over the contents of POST. Which means that the only way I am able to pass over the contents of POST, is to convert it into GET (ie. append it all to the URL). Less than ideal. The answer as I have just discovered lies in the use of sessions... I suppose cookies could do the same thing. thanks, tom -- Tom David Kirkpatrick Virus Bulletin Web Developer, Virus Bulletin Tel: +44 1235 555139 Web: www.virusbtn.com --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
