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phil
This is a quick plea on something that has me stumped.
I have a python script importing "cgi"
I developed my script on a local machine using method = get for
uploading form data.
My code worked locally and on the hosting service I'm using.
I changed to using method = post
On my local machine this change works transparently.
On my hosting service's machine, all the values that the form returns
to the script are now empty.
So, I don't expect anyone to be able to answer this ... but what
*kind* of thing should I be looking for? Is it to do with versions of
python (2.1.3 locally, 2.2 remotely) or "cgi"? Or the webserver (I'm
using Apache on Debian locally, I suspect my host is Apache on Red Hat
7.1)
Is it something I haven't thought of?
cheers
phil jones
I have a python script importing "cgi"
I developed my script on a local machine using method = get for
uploading form data.
My code worked locally and on the hosting service I'm using.
I changed to using method = post
On my local machine this change works transparently.
On my hosting service's machine, all the values that the form returns
to the script are now empty.
So, I don't expect anyone to be able to answer this ... but what
*kind* of thing should I be looking for? Is it to do with versions of
python (2.1.3 locally, 2.2 remotely) or "cgi"? Or the webserver (I'm
using Apache on Debian locally, I suspect my host is Apache on Red Hat
7.1)
Is it something I haven't thought of?
cheers
phil jones