CGI Question

[Mark Smith]

I think you can't use UI elements (such as fields) in CGI stacks. Try 
storing it in a custom property, or a file...


Cheers,

Mark
On 31 Aug 2005, at 20:03, Gregory Lypny wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I'm using a stack as a CGI script but I'm having a problem accessing a 
> field.  The stack is called from a text file with the following 
> script:
>
> #!../revolution
>
> on startup
> start using stack "thisStack.rev"
> signup
> end startup
>
> The stack "thisStack" has the following stack handler.  I'm simply 
> trying to gather data from a form, redisplay it on a web page, and 
> save it in a field in the stack.  The problem is that writing to a 
> field gives me an error.  If I comment-out the sixth line from the 
> end, that is,
>
>     put webOutput into fld "Another List"
>
> it works fine; but when I reinstate it, I get a server error.  What am 
> I doing wrong?  Also, can anyone tell me where I can get the most 
> recent CGI engine for Mac OS X?
>
>     Regards,
>
>         Greg
>
> on signup
>   put $SCRIPT_NAME into cgiName
>   put $QUERY_STRING into theData
>   put urlDecode(theData) into theData
>   split theData by "&" and "="
>   put keys(theData) into formVariables
>   repeat for each line x in formVariables
>     if theData[x] is empty then put "blank" into theData[x]
>   end repeat
>   combine theData using cr and tab
>   put "<p>" & cr & theData into webOutput
>   --put webOutput into fld "Another List"
>   put "<p>" & cgiName & "</p>" & the long date && the time & cr before 
> webOutput
>   put "Content-Type: text/html" & cr
>   put "Content-Length:" && length(webOutput) & cr & cr
>   put webOutput
> end signup
>
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