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[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
|>I have no idea of how PerForm works isn't there a directive which let
|>you set the action-attribute of the form? If that's the case you could
|>use e.g. JavaScript.
|
|
| The problem with PerForm forms is that they always submit to themselves,
| which is great in tearms of validation because you can include all the
| validation rules for the form in the form page itself. You can also
| perform actions on submission - I have mine insert various values into a
| mysql database by using BDI.

As already said, you could use JavaScript to set the action-attribute of
the form tag pointing to another URL.

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document.forms[0].action = "my/new/uri.html";
- ---------------8<---------------

|
| The problem is, once all the form submission code has been run, the only
| way to get to another page is by issuing a redirect request (this is done
| by returning a URI from the form submission callback function).
|
| Server redirectcs do not pass over the contents of POST. Which means that
| the only way I am able to pass over the contents of POST, is to
convert it
| into GET (ie. append it all to the URL). Less than ideal.
|
| The answer as I have just discovered lies in the use of sessions... I
| suppose cookies could do the same thing.
|
| thanks, tom
|

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