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Posted by John Swartzentruber on 03/02/05 17:46
On 3/2/2005 9:22 AM Jason Barnett wrote:
>>On the other hand, when the form action script is the *same* script that
>>contains the form, when I do the same var_dumps, the data does *not*
>>have any $_POST data. Also, the _SERVER[REQUEST_METHOD] is "GET", not
>>"POST" in this instance.
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> My suspicion was that this was what had happened as well, but *why* your
> POST is being interpreted as a GET is unclear to me. I did notice that
> you were sending GET variables when you had a login error... but someone
> more knowledgeable than I (Richard?) will likely come along and explain
> how / why PHP can interpret a form with both POST and GET variables as a
> GET script.
I don't know, but in this particular case, it shouldn't be significant
because I see the problem when there is no error, so the GET variables
aren't needed.
>>So it appears that my problem is that when I post to the same script I
>>am running, things don't work. I still have no idea why this would be
>>the case. Does anyone have any ideas?
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> One other thing I noticed, but didn't quite understand. Your
> apache2handler shows you are using port 0, but your SERVER_PORT is 80.
> I don't understand the Apache side of things well enough to untangle
> that one either.
That is odd. I use name-based virtual hosting, and I have both an
internal and an external address for each VirtualHost, but in all cases,
I specify the port to be 80. I don't know why apache2handler would show
0. I guess it is one more thing to google to look for clues.
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