[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, on Tuesday, January 08, 2002 7:18 PM
: I´m runnig this script on my IIS Server: <script
: language="PerlScript" RUNAT="Server"> $strName = "_Name: " .
: $Resquest->Form('txtName'); </script> ... and I get
: Win32::OLE=HASH(0x35901be) as a value, but if I remove " _Name: "
: . I get the right value. Does anyone know wy this is happing ?
Try $Request->Form('txtName')->{Item}. I'm guessing here why it works
one way and not the other: When it's by itself, the ASP dll can
dereference it further, but when you concatenate it, you've prevented
that.
I've also noticed that it works when I say $Response->write($Request->
Form('txtName')) because then the $Response object knows how to
dereference it.
Hope this helps,
Joe
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