On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 09:40 PM, Dave Cragg wrote:
OK, that works great... can we depend on the order of the environment variables?
i.e
This works:
put urlDecode (value(item 3 of the globals)) into tRemit
and delivers the $QUERY_STRING value..
but if the order changed the cgi would break (depends on $QUERY_STRING being always item three of the globals)
I don't understand why the order is important. Why can't you do this?
put urlDecode($QUERY_STRING) into tRemit
Well, if you can, great... right, you are, order is not important... sheer ignorance on my part about the fundamentals of http processing. I tend to "run on examples" and assumed that one needed to get all the globals into a variable before one could address any particular one of them. I didn't know about the $ sign... (I see the documentation now in the transcript dictionary...)
mmm, one of these days I should just sit down and read the entire printed manual (I did that years ago for Supercard's 1000 page manual, but haven't for Rev...)
Thanks Dave, for being there!
Sivakatirswami
"Who you are makes a difference." ;-)
Cheers Dave
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