Again, nothing to do with apache but with the way you submit the request.
Submit with AJAX so you don't refresh the page. For this question you are
better of asking on some programing forum not apache mailing list.
On Sat, Mar 26, 2011 at 1:53 AM, darknetone wrote:
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> While I realize that this
While I realize that this is a CGI exercise I really was interestd in what
was thought about Apache this way. I want to use URLs with embedded
variables to an Apache server that will process(CGI) the data in the
variables, basically I am stuffing them into mysql. I do not want to send
back a page,
Igor Cicimov wrote:
> Nothing wrong with the idea but can't see what does it have to do with
> Apache? You need CGI script like PHP,PERL,Python etc that will store the URL
> parameters in the database so this is programing task not Apache
> configuration task.
something like mailman [ python mail l
Nothing wrong with the idea but can't see what does it have to do with
Apache? You need CGI script like PHP,PERL,Python etc that will store the URL
parameters in the database so this is programing task not Apache
configuration task.
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 2:07 AM, darknetone wrote:
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> I jus
I just realized that the board executed the HTML code so all you see is a
yes so I thougght I'd post a "trimmed" example ;
"http://www.sitename.com/?userid=893&userresponse=yes&miscdata=347860475704";
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