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I think your answer goes well for ''GET&quot;- method, what about the &quot;POST&quot;-method?<br />
Isn't it different? I think it is. So....?<br />
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Thanks anyway, Steve!<br />

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I think your answer goes well for ''GET"- method, what about the "POST"-method?
Isn't it different? I think it is. So....?

Thanks anyway, Steve!


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I reconsider the answer.<br />
I give you the 15 points.<br />
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Thanks for answering....!<br />
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Vali,<br />
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PS. Case closed.<br />

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I reconsider the answer.
I give you the 15 points.

Thanks for answering....!

Vali,

PS. Case closed.


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Using a VB CGI, I know how to parse the params an their values from a &lt;FORM&gt; by using method=&quot;POST&quot;.<br />
How can I parse these params, and how can I recognize them in the CGI, using method=&quot;GET&quot;?
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Using a VB CGI, I know how to parse the params an their values from a <FORM> by using method="POST".
How can I parse these params, and how can I recognize them in the CGI, using method="GET"?

CGI-VB-GET

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