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I am tracking where a visitor is and sending them back there
using this on the include file that brings back any of my product lsits <@exclude><@assign name="user$last_page_visited" value="<@appfile>?<@cgiparam name=HTTP_Search_Args >"> </@exclude> It works great unless they are using the search in the
header for free text or the category search in the header. Those searches look like this <form name=textform method=post action=""><@appfilepath>search_by_text.taf?_function=text_list><td><input name="keyword" type="text" class="formhilight" /></td>
<td><img src="">"images/clear.gif" width="10" height="5" /></td>
<td><INPUT type="image" name="submit" src="">"images/go.gif" border="0" /></td></form>
<td><img src="">"images/clear.gif" width="20" height="5" /></td>
<form name=dropform method=post action=""><@appfilepath>search_by_category.taf?_function=cat_list><td><@CHOICELIST NAME="category" TYPE=SELECT OPTIONS="<@var vv$cat_<@var domain$site>[*,2]>" VALUES="<@var vv$cat_<@var domain$site>[*,1]>" SIZE=1 SELECTED="<@arg category>" class="formhilight" >dropform.submit()></td></form> I notice that the URL address line does not show anything
but the search_by_category.taf?_function=cat_list
Once you get to the search results and do any of the previous
next pages it works fine. So there must be something I need to do in the two other
forms to get the tag to work right. I have left the debug on for the domain so you can do the
searches and see what I mean. I would think there was a way to fix this. ________________________________________________________________________ TO UNSUBSCRIBE: Go to http://www.witango.com/developer/maillist.taf |
- Witango-Talk: Help with CGI Param Tag and HTTP_SEARCH_ARGS Dan Stein
