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CGI and Offset query
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CGI and Offset query


  • Subject: CGI and Offset query
  • From: Steve <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 04 Jul 2002 16:44:00 +0100

I have a script working as a CGI under Personal File Sharing on 9.2.2. It
starts with the standard

on handle CGI request this_request ,
searching for search_string ,
with posted data post_arguments ,
using access method GET_or_POST ,
from address this_client ,
from user user_name ,
using password user_password ,
with user info user_information ,
from server server_application ,
via port server_IP_port ,
executing by this_script_path ,
of content type MIME_type ,
referred by referring_page ,
from browser client_browser ,
of action type action_type ,
from client IP address client_address ,
with connection ID server_connection

Post_argument will contain file data that begins with (for example)

-----------------------------500721877211823
Content-Disposition: form-data; name="uploadfile";
filename="BOFLFSS20020801.txt"
Content-Type: text/plain


The next line is

set x to offset of "filename=" in post_arguments

Which somehow manages to return "a" as the answer.

If I write the script

return offset of "filename=" in "
Content-Disposition: form-data;
name=\"uploadfile\"; filename=\"BOFLFSS20020801.txt\""

I get 53. Which is correct. So how am I getting "a" as an answer when I do
the Offset of.... Within the handle cgi request? Could someone point out
what I'm missing?

Thanks,

Steve
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