Fraid its got to be passed via POST so sticking it in the URL is out of the
question.
James
Stephen
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<[EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:
ter.co.uk> Subject: Re: [ cf-dev ] CFHTTP
17/05/2004
12:12
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to dev
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi folks.
>
>I'm having a wee problem using CFHTTP. What I basically need is for
CFHTTP
>to simulate the submission of a form. The problem i'm having is that
>instead of moving on to the form action page (which is on a different
>server) I have to display the results in the same page as the CFHTTP
>request using #cfhttp.filecontent#. My problems arises because the page
>that the form is to be submitted to sets a number of cookies, and does
>various other jiggery pokery which break when using cfhttp instead of a
>direct form submission.
>
>Is there anyway I can simulate the submission of a form, and actually make
>the user move over to the other site rather than displaying the content in
>my own page?
>
>
>
cflocation?? put all the form params on the URL and submit it like
that? Would that work against this site?
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