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Thread: HTML query string, or other options

  1. #11
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    Re: HTML query string, or other options

    Yeah, if the HTML isn't behaving, and you aren't running a web service, then javascript is your only recourse as far as I can see.

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    Re: HTML query string, or other options

    Thanks a lot for your advice, it's much appreciated.

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    Re: HTML query string, or other options

    Does it matter that this is all very insecure?
    Please create new threads for new questions.
    Please wrap code in code tags using the '#' button or enter it in your post like this: [code]...[/code].

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    Re: HTML query string, or other options

    Not in this particular scenario, no.

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    Re: HTML query string, or other options

    Just to say cheers again. I recalled that we have a Hylafax server with an Avantfax front-end; I used it for the PHP processing, and got it sorted quite sharpish.

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    Re: HTML query string, or other options

    Yeh probably use encodeURIComponent().

    buf+=encodeURIComponent(name)+'='+encodeURICompone nt(value)+'&';
    Uses: Jaunty J 9.04 & Maverick 10.10

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