What is best solution?.

Forum|Forum|18 years ago
December 17, 2007
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I got a call like this in CF7 code....

<cfhttp method="get" url=" http://prodsrv/userapp/update.cfm?id=#URLEncodedFormat(id)#&name=#URLEncodedFormat(name)#&Email=#URLEncodedFormat(Email)#">

Issue 1:
update.cfm?id
? is not passing in CF7. What is best solution?.

Issue 2 :
Email=#URLEncodedFormat(Email)
@ inside email is decoded to %40.
What is best solution to fix this issue?.
If i change %40 to @, call works fine.

If i copy and paste this in browser..works fine....but dynamic solution is not working.....
http://prodsrv/userapp/update.cfm?id=11101&name=jsmith&Email=jsmith@psoftmail.com

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A

Anonymous

Thanks...

type=formfield or url?.

It is suppose to be url..right?.

F

freakyAndFree

Inspiring

Doesn't matter much whether you get or post with all your variables in the url, but it would make your code easier to manage if you changed it to a post and put all your parameters in cfhttpparam tags of type=formfield. Might resolve your missing ID field, too.

D

Daverms

Inspiring

Hi,

#1, Have you put <cfhttp> tag inside <cfoutput> and </cfoutput> blocks?.

#2) Try replacing your "URLEncodedFormat" function with "URLDecode" function.

J

JR__Bob__Dobbs-qSBHQ2

Inspiring

On issue 2:

Although it isn't clear from the documentation I suspect that cfhttp escapes the contents of the url attribute by default, that is the behavior of the cfhttpparam tag. Try omitting the URLEncodedFormat function.

A

Anonymous

Call this way?.

<cfoutput>
<cfhttp method="get" url=" http://prodsrv/userapp/update.cfm?id=#id#&name=#name#&Email=#Email#">
</cfoutput>

in cfhttp call...post or get...which is best method to call URL?.

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