On Mon, 3 May 2010, Parijat Kalia wrote:
> I have a webpage, where some content is loaded when the page is loaded, and
> the other action is performed when the submit button is hit...
> the code behind in the action is
>
> if($this->getRequest()->isMethod('post')) {
> echo "hello" ; // *for testing purposes*
>
> }
>
> When the page loads (it is a redirect from another page
> $this->redirect(modules/currentpage)). However, at this point, it does get
> into the above *if condition*, which clearly means that it understands this
> as a post, since it echoes out "hello". Now this should not happen, since
> the post occurs only when the 'SUBMIT' button is hit, and not when the page
> loads itself.
Just because a form has a SUBMIT button doesn't automatically mean its a
POST. The method attribute in the form tag governs how a form is
processed, and has nothing to do with the SUBMIT button.
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