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Re: URL Access Scripting-Form Data
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Re: URL Access Scripting-Form Data


  • Subject: Re: URL Access Scripting-Form Data
  • From: Timothy Bates <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 05 Sep 2002 16:19:48 +1000

Original poster said
>>> I can use the osax to submit form data to my cgi correctly, but I'm not
>>> understanding what syntax I need to put into my form data when I have an
>>> input that is an image. <input type=image name=categories
>>> src=/somePath/find.jpg border=0>

> At 11:00 AM +1000 5/9/02, Timothy Bates wrote:
>> The <image> field also provides the x and y location of the users click
>> (with 0,0 being the top-left or the image). These are submitted under new
>> variables as follows:
>> http://www.me.com/index.php?categories.x=100&categories.y=200

Malcolm said:
> Hmm, I don't think the original poster was confused about this. I
> think they were asking how to use URL Access Scripting to upload an
> image or how to emulate the UPLOAD FILE button that appears in some
> web forms.

They were in fact asking (and gave the code to show it) about how to emulate
the data submitted by an input field of type image.

This is unrelated to uploading files.

tim
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