Re-reading your initial message, it looks like you have to simply send
AnsiString since this looks like what the receiving program is awaiting.
This is what the original BCB5 program was sending if nothing special has
been done there.
Now with BCB2009, strings are now UnicodeString instead of An
>>> The Problem:
>>> On the receiving end (webpage) the the POST variable doesn't arrive
>>> intact. Only the first letter. In this example case only "t" arrives
>>> (so "t = test" instead of "test = test"
>>> As suggested, the value arrives intact (in this case "test")
>
>> It's no bug. The compo
Arno Garrels wrote:
> With POST requests however the send stream is sent as is and the
> component user is responsible to format and encode the stream content
> properly. Posted data may, for example, contain multple parts all with
> a different Charset and Content-Transfer-Encoding part-header.
T
Peter Van Hove wrote:
>>> The Problem:
>>> On the receiving end (webpage) the the POST variable doesn't arrive
>>> intact. Only the first letter. In this example case only "t"
>>> arrives (so "t = test" instead of "test = test"
>>> As suggested, the value arrives intact (in this case "test")
>
>>
>> The Problem:
>> On the receiving end (webpage) the the POST variable doesn't arrive
>> intact. Only the first letter. In this example case only "t" arrives
>> (so "t = test" instead of "test = test"
>> As suggested, the value arrives intact (in this case "test")
> It's no bug. The component us
Peter Van Hove wrote:
> Can somebody confirm, possibly fix if it's an issue ?
It's no bug. The component user is responsible to format
posted data properly.
>
> The Problem:
> On the receiving end (webpage) the the POST variable doesn't arrive
> intact. Only the first letter. In this example
