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Fox Mulder	Wednesday 12 September 2007 4:27:19 am Hello all, How can i sen unsorted parameters by using html form in template? i want ot reach this adres www.sitename.com/(parameter)/value by using html form. Example <FORM action="????????????" method="post"> <input type="text" name="parameter" size="25" value="Enter your value here "> <INPUT type="submit" value="Send"> </FORM> I want the value ot the input text field to be send like unosrted parameter. I don't know what i have to put in form's action. Plesa help, 10x all
Olivier Ouin	Thursday 13 September 2007 9:24:50 am I think the purpose of POST method is just to avoid having parameters sent from a page to another through the URL... But if you absolutly need to do something like that, the only way I see would be to write a little module that will catch your post variables, and redirect to an URL builded with it. In this case your form action should be your module's URL.

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Fox Mulder

Wednesday 12 September 2007 4:27:19 am

Hello all,

How can i sen unsorted parameters by using html form in template?
i want ot reach this adres www.sitename.com/(parameter)/value by using html form.

Example
<FORM action="????????????" method="post">

</FORM>
I want the value ot the input text field to be send like unosrted parameter.
I don't know what i have to put in form's action.

Plesa help,
10x all

Olivier Ouin

Thursday 13 September 2007 9:24:50 am

I think the purpose of POST method is just to avoid having parameters sent from a page to another through the URL...

But if you absolutly need to do something like that, the only way I see would be to write a little module that will catch your post variables, and redirect to an URL builded with it.
In this case your form action should be your module's URL.