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<font size="2"><font face="Helvetica,sans-serif">Can anyone tell me if
the Revolution "post" command does the same thing as what a web-browser
does when it has a "form.submit()" action?<br>
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For instance, let's say I have a form on a web-page that contains a
form with some input fields (I've eliminated the tag characters in
hopes that email readers won't parse this code):<br>
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form id="theForm" method="post"
action=<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="http://206.46.136.179/portal/vasp">"http://206.46.136.179/portal/vasp"</a><br>
input type="hidden" name="SERVICE" value="Login"<br>
input type="text" name="UserName" value="usernamehere" ID="Text1"
taborder="1"<br>
input type="password" name="Password" value="abc123" ID="Password1"<br>
input type="button" id="Login" value="Login" onclick="theForm.submit();"<br>
form<br>
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So when the user hits the button id "Login", the theForm.submit()
javascript action occurs, and the username/password fields are passed
to the server.<br>
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The question I have is, what is the Revolution call to do this type of
thing? Is it some form of the POST command? If so, how would I format
the post command to pass data like this?<br>
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