Hi,
maybe I don't understand but is there a consistent behaviour when
ACTION is not set in a FORM and submitting that form:
Eg.
x.epl:
<form method=post>
<input type=text name=a>
<input type=submit>
</form>
b is [+ $fdat{b} +]
When requesting GET x.epl?b=1 and afterwards hitting the submit button
I see a POST x.epl?b=1 in the apache log.
This is normally not a problem because embperl (CGI.pm?) ignores the
arguments given in the POST request but processes the content of the
request for arguments.
My question is if this is always the case. Considering two apache
children one serving the first request the other child the second
request. Is it always garantueed that it works as expected? Is there
some caching mechanism inbetween? I have the suspicion that maybe
there is a problem because I see sometimes a strange behaviour on my
system not processing POST requests correctly. I can't reproduce it
and it is just a thought.
Is it recommended to set ACTION in the form?
Dirk
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