Thanks Glen. Yes, I've just started moving over to using _REQUEST, but
there was one _POST left in the script that sat just up stream of the
place where the error was.
It's a bit frustrating that Flash puts up a an Error opening URL
rather than accepting the Fatal error message returned from
So, the problem was completely unrelated to using POST vs GET.
It turns out that a php runtime error will result in Flash reporting
Error opening URL. I expected to see the data returned in the onData
string parameter.
Andrew Sinning wrote:
Under Windows XP, running FMX04 in authoring
Hi,
I keep doing this too with server side scripts.
A tip, you may know or not want to hear, but if you repeat it often
enough you eventually remember.
I was told to always set my scripts up to work with $_REQUEST before
changing to $_POST or $_GET, then they can be tested using
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