Hi list, Once data has been submitted to a server via a POST command, is it always necessary to wait for the answer in the it variable before continuing the script ? I know it is safer to do so (in case anything goes wrong), but when the task done by the cgi script (I'm using Rev cgi) is always the same (update of data) and is 100% bug free, and if it doesn't really matter if anything goes wrong, simply because a similar post will be sent a few seconds later ? In such a case, could I skip to check the it variable and just go on with the rest of the script ?
And BTW, what does happen to the value returned by the server ? Does it remain in the it variable until its content is replaced by some further line of script ? And last but not least : does every cgi script need to return a value ? Thanks, JB _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
