On 21.Feb.2002 -- 05:59 PM, Christian Joelly wrote:
> <form name="chooser" method="post">
> <input type="hidden" name="timestamp" value="1014310116667">
> <input type="hidden" name="oldauftrag" value="U019B20">
> <font class="form">Auftrag:</font>
> <input type="text" name="auftrag" value="U019B20" length="20"
>class="field-required">
> <font class="form">Produkt:</font>
> <input type="text" name="produkt" value="LT5" length="20" class="field">
> <font class="form">Liste:</font>
> <select class="field" name="report">
> <option value="istzeit" selected>Ist-Zeiten</option>
> <option value="istzeit-kst">Ist-Zeiten / Kst.</option>
> </select>
> <input class="button" type="submit" name="Start" value="Start">
> <input class="button" type="reset" name="Reset" value="Reset">
> </form>
> PARAM: 'report' VALUES: '[istzeit], [istzeit]'
> PARAM: 'produkt' VALUES: '[LT5], [LT5]'
> PARAM: 'auftrag' VALUES: '[U019B20], [U019B21]'
> PARAM: 'oldauftrag' VALUES: '[U019B20], [U019B20]'
> PARAM: 'Start' VALUES: '[Start]'
> PARAM: 'timestamp' VALUES: '[1014310085064], [1014310106862]'
>
> and why are the parameters filled with 2 values?
I don't think it's Cocoon related. When two or more form controls
share the same name, they appear as an array of values to your
application. Actually, by getParameter you'll get only the first while
getParameterValues returns an array.
So, I cannot answer why your browser posts two values back (check by
setting method to "get") as your form seems to be OK in this
respect. It might be related to your javasript code, though...
Chris.
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