Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Gerald Richter
Hi, > > > I understand! ;-) But i didn't find about this feature in doc. May be i have > bad found? http://perl.apache.org/embperl/Embperl.pod.4.html#HTML_Tags look at the A tag > I use the Embperl of version 1.2.1 > The hashref thing has been introduced in 1.3b4 or 1.3b5 Gerald --

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Aleksey Zvyagin
Hi, >This looks like you are using an older Embperl version. Either upgrade >Embperl or write it as an array ref (older Embperl versions only supports >arrayref and _not_ hashrefs) > >to register ^^^ This is working! Thank you! >This will convert the %fdat hash, to an array and pass it's

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Gerald Richter
Hi! > > No > It doesn't work > I have written: > > to register > > And i have in HTML: > to register > This looks like you are using an older Embperl version. Either upgrade Embperl or write it as an array ref (older Embperl versions only supports arrayref and _not_ hashrefs) to register This w

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Gerald Richter
Hi, > > May be my english is bad that i am not understood. But i don't need this > that you have written. > > I ask about a behaviour the [$ hidden $]. I would like to want the [$ hidden > $] for tags. That > is the [$ hidden $] directive has to have a two form: > > 1. The printing: and etc... >

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Aleksey Zvyagin
Hi, >> May be we don't understand both? >> I need to pass hidden fields by GET request but through link! I want to pass >> it through Some text but not >> through by clicked button in a [$ hidden >> $]! How can i do it? I would like to do it like this: > href="/foo/some.epl?[+hidden+]"> but how i

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Gerald Richter
> I would like to do it like this: href="/foo/some.epl?[+hidden+]"> but how i am thinking this will not > work > or if you don't have set optRawInput you need to escape the \, so it looks like This should do what you need. Embperl will care about correct escaping Gerald P.S. This wo

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Michael Stevens
On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 04:43:50PM +0500, Aleksey Zvyagin wrote: > >> IMHO it's not wise to put everything to the url. This could open some > >> unwanted possibilities to badminded users. I always check forms data and > >It can suggest ideas to them, but I can't see how it actually gives them > >m

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Aleksey Zvyagin
Hello all! >> > Hello anybody and Gerald! >> > >> > I need the [$ hidden $] directive but this have to put hidden fields to URL >> > For example: >> > >> > Embperl text: >> > >> > >> > But this directive will not work how i know... >> > For this capability i should do like this: >> > use URI; >>

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Michael Stevens
On Mon, Nov 27, 2000 at 01:27:18PM +0200, Neeme Vool wrote: > > > > > > Hello anybody and Gerald! > > > > I need the [$ hidden $] directive but this have to put hidden fields to URL > > For example: > > > > Embperl text: > > > > > > But this directive will not work how i know... > > For this

Re: Hidden fields in URL

2000-11-27 Thread Neeme Vool
> Hello anybody and Gerald! > > I need the [$ hidden $] directive but this have to put hidden fields to URL > For example: > > Embperl text: > > > But this directive will not work how i know... > For this capability i should do like this: > use URI; > > The forming a URI escaped list > [- $es