Hi Mike,
When I read your post a few days ago, you suggested I use 'hidden' fields in my
cgi and write the form using 'says' . But I can't see that post now. However,
I want to thank you. Works like a charm! I wrote two cgis - one to do the
form and one to do the processing. I wrote two be
rnard Shaw
From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of
Mary Kay Tubello
Sent: Thursday, February 1, 2018 09:28
To: IBM-MAIN@LISTSERV.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: AW: CGIs and HTML FORMs
Thanks Mike,
But what you say is the part that I have already done. I need help combining
the info from the cgi U
Thanks Mike,
But what you say is the part that I have already done. I need help combining
the info from the cgi URL and the form. Those are the last three points in my
request. And I'll add this comment
IN other words, I want save what came in on the URL so I can append what came
in from th
Hi,
There will be platform-specific considerations, but generally
there are 2 ways to pass parameters to a webserver:
1) GET
2) POST
Get is easier to user:
If you have e.g. a userid and a password then the call could look like this:
https://...?user=&password=yyy
everything after the que
