Also, have you looked at the web page source that is delivered to the browser? The web server may be serving a cached version of the page that has the form method set to GET instead of POST.
Just throwing out some other ideas since you said you've tried most everything else.
On Mar 23, 2004, at 10:04 PM, PHP Email List wrote:
-----Original Message----- From: John W. Holmes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 7:59 PM
Like someone else said, you need to whittle your code down to a minimum
and do a lot of variable checking along the way. Slowly add code back
until you find what's causing the problem. There's no reason using $_GET
over $_POST should matter, since you're assigning it to a holding
variable, anyhow. What version of PHP are you using?
Alright I'll try it from start, but again, it doesn't make any sense when
all I'm doing is changing the action="GET" to action="POST" and on the
script side, changing all my $_GET['items'] to $_POST['items']. I'm just
wondering if the RTF format is being screwed up cuz it can't "read" the
variables from the URL like you do with GET. I don't know just guessing,
but from my experience GET/POST are interchangeable as long as everything in
my GET form is received with $_GET['something'].
I let everyone know what I come up with. I'm hoping it's something stupid
and little like missing punctuation or some easy parse error that maybe
isn't showing up under the rtf conversion.
Thanks Wolf
PS, "this reply better Chris?" :)
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