"it is possible that the url you're visiting is doing a redirect or
something?"
The url is extracting another url from a database.
"There are 3 attributes which i think should be included in all @URL
calls
WAITFORRESULT='true'
DETAILEDRESPONSE='false'
MAXRESULTSIZE='655360' "
Made no difference.
"you might try the detailedresponse, which will put the data in a
CDATA'd tag"
No difference.
"when you display the request$url variable, instead of copy/pasting
from the web page, view source of the page to see the REAL value of the
request$variable, i'd wager you'll find something different there (:"
I copied and pasted from the "view source" window, no change. I also
put "bookends"
("=>" and "<=") around the request$url hoping to find blank spaces,
nada.
On May 15, 2006, at 10:30 AM, Peter Fogg wrote:
Hello all,
I an receiving a "Bad Request" message from a <@URL> tag:
<@ASSIGN NAME="urlText" VALUE="<@URL LOCATION='@@Request$url'>"
SCOPE="Request">,
however, if I display @@Request$url and copy and paste it into the
above ASSIGN, the URL text is returned. The above ASSIGN has been
tried with both ENCODING='html' and ENCODING='none' in the <@URL> tag.
Any thoughts?
Peter -
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