Dood,
Sorry - I did misunderstand you there.
I've never tried substituting the name.
Sebbaz says it should work. If it does not, then I guess that is a bug.
If that is the case you could try putting the variable into the URL by
hand - but that would be messy.
www.blar.com/blar.html?${myVar}=blar
Cheers
AJ
On Fri, 2007-01-19 at 14:07 -0600, Kyle Schmitt wrote:
> Umm, looking at that page, it looks like it just covers pulling a
> variable out using a regex and applying it as the value for a get/post
> variable, but not the variable name itself.
>
> Perhaps I didn't word my original post right: I'm trying to do this
> right now, and when I view the log, in the query string, instead of
> having the value my regex finds, it has the string literal
> ${myregexextractedvariable}.x, where the ${} bit hasn't been replaced
> by the string.
>
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