Not really sure what you're doing, but the hit on your server generated by
the CFHTTP request won't appear to come from the same identity as a direct
hit through your browser, The products are going in a different cart. You
could place the cart in the application scope and store the cart id in the
session scope, then pass the cart ID into the CFHTTP request (you'd need a
key in here to for security). Or just don't use cfhttp.

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From: Seamus Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, 1 July 2004 2:41 p.m.
To: CF-Talk
Subject: cfhttp woes

Hi

I'm using cfhttp to "push" some data into a shopping cart  
(www.cart32.com). I'm using it with cfhttpparam to put form fields  
into the cart.

It is working because when I use  
<cfoutput>#cfhttp.FileContent#</cfoutput> it does output the stuff  
I need. But when I go into the cart in the normal manner the cart  
items I've seen with cfhttp.FileContent are not there.
I realise that this is prob not enough info to get a clear answer  
but are there any obvious things I have forgotten?

Or any other ways to find out where I've gone wrong?
Many thanks

Seamus

Seamus Campbell   Boldacious WebDesign
http://www.boldacious.com   ~~~~   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
ph 02 6297 4883  mob 0410 609 267

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