[FX.php List] Problem with FMEdit() enters the data twice ineach field

Vinnie P. Taranto vinniept at dso.ufl.edu
Mon May 2 11:09:57 MDT 2005


I've been using FX.php with POST for a long time and have had 0 errors
due to POST incompatibilities. I started on a G4 running FMP 6 Unlimited
and an Apache 1.3 (PHP 4.3) server running of a MAC OS X 10.2 and 10.3
and now am running FMSA7 on a Dual G5 and an Apache Server 1.3 (PHP 4.3)
on another Dual G5 running MAC OS X 10.3 . I've got simple databases
like entry forms to complex web apps. I wonder where the
incompatibilities lie.

 

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ineach field

 


"FM7SA doesn't play well with the POST method"

Can someone elaborate on this statement?  I'm doing some FX-ish type
stuff in Flash that is counting on POST. So far it seems to work well.
If you can't POST reliably, what is the preferred method for updating
records with data too large for a GET request?

Thank you,

Dennis Crall
ITS-Academic Technologies
The University of Iowa
http://at.its.uiowa.edu


On 5/2/05 11:10 AM, "Jane Chinn" <Jane.Chinn at cwu.EDU> wrote:

Andre, 

Yes this same thing was happening to me and someone on the list
suggested the following: 

Found out what the problem is. It turns out that FM7SA doesn't play well
with the POST method. You can still use the post method for web forms,
but you need to communicate with the server using GET. 

In FX.php, lines 97 and 98, set the following to false: 

var $isPostQuery = false; 
var $useCURL = false; 


Regards, 
Jane 


On May 2, 2005, at 8:38 AM, Dale Bengston wrote: 

Hi Andre, 

I'm working from memory and have not had this problem myself... but I
think it had something to do with CURL. There is a pref in FX.php for
turning CURL on and off. Try that. 

Hope this helps, 
Dale 


On May 2, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Andre Rabha Tozzini wrote: 

Hi Folks, 

I'm getting this kind of problem in my DB when i try to edit a record.
It do something like these field&field. 

I saw a post that tells it to chance the FMPostQuery(true) to
FMPostQuery(false) in FX.php but didnt work. 

So can anyone tell me what  its all about?? 

I'm running Mac OSX 10.3.9, Apache 5.0.1 and FX.php 3 

Thanx 

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