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Cfhttp form post

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Nov 1, 2006 - There was a thread on CF-Talk yesterday about getting data from a CFHttp call and then posting it to another page using the CFHttp tag.

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Use the Post method to send cookie, form field, CGI, URL, and file variables to a specified ColdFusion page or CGI program for processing. For Post operations Mar 26, 2004 - You'll notice that if you create a form with the "GET" method, the values . <cfhttp url="http://127.0.0.1/receive.cfm" method="post" timeout="10"> Feb 13, 2014 - CFHTTP request using a POST and x-www-form-urlencoded header causes form fields to be included as query params. Agile Board. Export.

Aug 24, 2011 - If the endPoint is a CF page, then I am wondering if something else may be going on. The data is sent in the request body, yes. But with CF pages, Sep 7, 2010 - <cfhttp method="post" url="mypage.cfm"> <cfhttpparam name="theID" you are using URL variables, not FORM (formField) variables. hockeypfef, -- 07-12-2007 @ 11:51 AM. Not sure if I am using this correct, but here is my code: <cfhttp url="http://theurliwanttopsttoandredirectto" method="post">Use the Post method to send cookie, form field, CGI, URL, and file variables to a For Post operations, you must use the CFHTTPPARAM tag for each variable Jun 4, 2009 - It could be due to the https address. You will probably need to import the certificate into the java keystore to successfully connect. Try this post for the Dec 14, 2006 - I just reviewed the page, and I see that it's a form, with a METHOD=POST, and so your CFHTTP needs to send its info in the way a form post

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