Steve,
In the past I thought I would need to rely on the ordering of args.
If you have some arguments that you want to process in a certain order, give them all the same name and append an index to the arg name. then loop to process them in order. Let your program control the behaviour. Not the browser.
/John
Fogelson, Steve wrote:
It appears there is no way to keep it from sorting the arguments, so I have
decided to use <@cgiparam name="post_args">
and then parse the information I need.
Can I assume that Witango will be able to pull post args with this tag for all browsers?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson
Internet Commerce Solutions
-----Original Message----- From: Fogelson, Steve [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, May 24, 2004 10:57 AM To: Witango User Group (E-mail) Subject: Witango-Talk: <@argnames>
Is the metatag <@argnames> supposed to sort the arguments? If so, is there any way to stop it from sorting them?
Thanks
Steve Fogelson Internet Commerce Solutions
I used HttpLook to display the args as follows:
_action=add&P_ID=32&Cat=184&OPT56=3895&OPT55=178&Quantity=1
When I display the array after using the following statement:
<@assign request$Options "<@argnames>">
I get:
_function search _action post Cat post OPT55 post OPT56 post P_ID post Quantity post
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