Re: File upload problem / $Request->Form problem

Probably not what is causing your scenario but... I once had a scenario similar to this and found the problem was in my HTML. I needed to use both "id" and "name" attributes for each element in the form. If I just used one or the other, it wouldn't pass any data for that element. Andrew Koebric

Re: File upload problem / $Request->Form problem

Andrew Koebrick (ADM) wrote: asp title: cgi title: test title Would I be correct in guessing that this Apache::ASP application is brand new, and hasn't been running successfully for some time in the same configuration? If so, I would guess that you don't yet have Apache::ASP set up correct

RE: File upload problem / $Request->Form problem

Warren, Thank you for the response. I had actually tried this syntax: if ($Request->{Method} eq 'POST') { my $form = $Request->Form; # process $form->{stuff} here } But I can not seem to access anything from the form via this method. In fact there

Re: $Request->Form() arrays

Andrew Koebrick wrote: I am in the process of shifting from CGI.pm to the $Request->Form ($name) method for reading in form data in a few applications. CGI.pm was handy because it automatically created an array for all varialbles where there were multiple values. What is the best way

$Request->Form() arrays

I am in the process of shifting from CGI.pm to the $Request->Form ($name) method for reading in form data in a few applications. CGI.pm was handy because it automatically created an array for all varialbles where there were multiple values. What is the best way in Apache::ASP to get the d

Re: can't use $Request->Form inside Perl Module- Please Help?

rc2762001 wrote: Hello everyone!! I have found Apache::ASP to be an excellent tool for web development, and Mr. Chamas has been excellent on support. However, I am currently ONLY able to use $Request->Form within the Apache::ASP web page itself; I cannot use it inside a Perl module. It gi

can't use $Request->Form inside Perl Module- Please Help?

Hello everyone!! I have found Apache::ASP to be an excellent tool for web development, and Mr. Chamas has been excellent on support. However, I am currently ONLY able to use $Request->Form within the Apache::ASP web page itself; I cannot use it inside a Perl module. It gives me an er

Re: CGI.pm doesn't work propertly with $Request->Form object

quot; <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 8:53 PM Subject: Re: CGI.pm doesn't work propertly with $Request->Form object > Others have reported problems using Apache2 and CGI. I might try downgrading > CGI and see if that helps. CGI 2.78

Re: CGI.pm doesn't work propertly with $Request->Form object

note at page: "Before, you couldn't do a > use CGI; > by itself, as it would try to read form input that had already been loaded > into $Request->Form(). Form input is now cached, and may be loaded into CGI > as well. ". > Yes, it'

CGI.pm doesn't work propertly with $Request->Form object

tibly Apache::ASP and CGI.pm. And there is a note at page: "Before, you couldn't do a use CGI; by itself, as it would try to read form input that had already been loaded into $Request->Form(). Form input is now cached, and may be loaded into CGI as well. ". Yes, it's true on A

Re: $Request->{Form}

Philip Mak wrote: Is it all right to use $Request->{Form}? Directly using this variable seems to be an undocumented feature, but I found it useful recently: It makes $Response->{FormFill} more flexible because now rather than only being able to re-populate the form with data that the use

$Request->{Form}

Is it all right to use $Request->{Form}? Directly using this variable seems to be an undocumented feature, but I found it useful recently: It makes $Response->{FormFill} more flexible because now rather than only being able to re-populate the form with data that the user just entered, I ca