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1. hielo 700,232
2. b0lsc0tt 214,453
3. angelIII 151,550
4. _Stilgar_ 132,859
5. neeraj523 118,442
6. dosth 108,150
7. cedlinx 89,050
8. samic400 88,887
9. R_Harrison 53,835
10. CyrexCor... 53,295
11. the_crazed 52,314
12. GreenGho... 51,889
13. asvforce 49,032
14. cyberweb... 46,851
15. pratima_... 44,572

1. fritz_the... 3,968,430
2. alorentz 1,929,293
3. amit_g 1,328,388
4. ap_sajith 921,034
5. hongjun 914,936
6. WMIF 899,748
7. kevp75 851,289
8. jitganguly 768,740
9. hielo 730,042
10. b0lsc0tt 728,587
11. peh803 682,060
12. angelIII 654,385
13. acperkins 643,939
14. Silvers5 625,555
15. GaryC123 576,095

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ASP and HTTPrequest POST method

Zone: Active Server Pages (ASP)

Tags: httprequest, post, asp

Greetings,

Is there any way, using HTTPRequest to extract the values of a form when using the post method. With the get method, I know I can use the request.querystring("field") but I have too many fields to pass if I use that method.

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Zone: Web Development

Question Asked By: rg20

Solution Provided By: amit_g

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