It's possible they're using the image field to verify the validity of the
form post, but unless that IS the case that image field is just a colorful
submit button.
If you really want to try messing with the form name, you're going to have
to figure out what sort of header value it is and use a different type in a
cfhttpparm tag. I don't know which one it is, but that'd be about the only
way to do it. Still... I haven't ever seen that be an issue. I'd start with
adding the image tag... just for the sake of protocol, but I doubt that's
going to be your fix.
You might see better success if you were to carefully examine what's
happening on the target page. There may be user agent checking on the other
end and you'll have to use the useragent="" attribute of the cfhttp tag.
There could also be IP-based restrictions, cgi-scope checking, and/or a few
other things they used to insure against cross-site scripting.
Your process is going to be:
<cfsilent>
<cfhttp...{extra params if need be}>
<cfhttpparams...>
</cfhttp>
</cfsilent><cfoutput>#cfhttp.filecontent#</cfoutput>
Good luck,
J
On 5/17/05, Mosh Teitelbaum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Wayne:
>
> I can't say that this is the problem, but your CFHTTP code is not passing
> any values from the Image form field. Image form elements act as pseudo
> Submit buttons except that, instead of just passing back a single value
> (the
> value of the Submit button), they pass back the (x,y) coordinates of the
> location on the image that the user clicked. Try adding the following 2
> lines of code between your CFHTTP tags:
>
> <cfhttpparam name="1234.x" type="FormField" value="0">
> <cfhttpparam name="1234.y" type="FormField" value="0">
>
> These will let the product.php page know that the user clicked on the
> image
> at coordinates (0,0). Note that the name for each is "1234.x" and "1234.y
> ".
> The "1234" part is because that is the name assigned to the Image in the
> form. the ".x" and ".y" indicate the associated value's axis.
>
> --
> Mosh Teitelbaum
> evoch, LLC
> Tel: (301) 942-5378
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>
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