> part of the form itself, isn't it a GET, even when you've
> specified a POST as the method in the form?
No. If you look at the text of the HTTP request in such a case, the first
line would look something like this:
POST /myfile.cfm?foo=bar ...
and your form fields would be in the HTTP request body.
> And incidentally, I wonder how it is handled if you send the
> same named variable in the query string and a form field with
> method POST... If it were 2 form fields with the same name,
> you would typically get a comma delimited list, but I suspect
> that it might not work that way with the query string and
> form field technique.
You'd have to use the appropriate scope prefix to get to the one that you
want, in that case.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
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