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Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 06/25/05 15:24
diablo wrote:
> Hi
>
> yes and if your using IIS then you may have issues doing it server side as
> well. in particular if you do sometig like this
>
> if request.form("submit")="Logo Press" then response.redirect logo_press.asp
> else response.redirect some_place_else.asp
>
>
> then the form post data is not passed on to the redirected page. i found
> some stuff to do with 307's...but it all adds to a pain in the ...
>
> D
> ps - i guess you could recreate and pop your form on the imbetween page
>
>
<snip>
I avoid IIS as much as possible, ;-) but I would suggest then to make
one common receiving script and fork depending on parameters. If there
is overlap, this method might be more efficient than two scripts.
Else on a redirect the receiving script would have to build a query
string to parse the form field values.
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Take care,
Jonathan
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