At 23:47 24.02.2001 -0500, Roy Pardi wrote:
>any late night help out there?
>
><snip>
Its bright daylight here.
>I am hitting the CGI and getting a return value but it is not validating
>the pw.
>
>Am I missing something with what I am sending??
Here is an URL which just echoes the name/value - pairs it received via GET
or POST:
http://www.lingo.de/cgi-bin/dp_parse.pl
from an html form with your example it echoes:
Submitted via POST
1: entry{"db"} = default
2: entry{"uid"} =
3: entry{"userid"} = someName
4: entry{"pw"} = somePass
5: entry{"login"} = Logon
via director I get:
-- Welcome to Director --
durl = "http://www.lingo.de/cgi-bin/dp_parse.pl"
dLp = [#method: "post", #name: "form1", #name: "login", #db: "default",
#uid: "", #pw: "admin", #userID: "admin"]
id = postnettext(durl,dLp)
put netdone(id)
-- 1
put nettextresult(id)
-- "<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE> CGI generated text </TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
Submitted via POST<P>
1: entry{"method"} = post<BR>
2: entry{"name"} = form1<BR>
3: entry{"name"} = login<BR>
4: entry{"db"} = default<BR>
5: entry{"uid"} = <BR>
6: entry{"pw"} = admin<BR>
7: entry{"userID"} = admin<BR>
</BODY>
</HTML>
"
I believe it is not necessary to include the #method:"post" as with
netLingo you define this by using postNetText instead of getNetText.
Sending to different #name probably won't work as expected as in effect the
latter will overwrite the former. In the html-example there is a
#login:"logon" - pair while in your propList it is #name:"login".
This may be the problem.
best regards
daniel plaenitz
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