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darrel
We're using a 3rd party CGI based search engine for our site.
The sample code to implement a search field is more ASP/PHP centric and uses
the traditional GET form handling:
<form method="get" action="search.cgi">
Since this will be placed within ASPX pages, I obviously already have a FORM
wrapping the page and that form, of course, does a post back.
Is there a way in .net to use the event handler of a button to pass the data
via a get action to the CGI script?
In otherwords, how to I take the traditional method of having multiple forms
on a page all with different ACTION attributes and convert them to the .net
way of having individual event handlers take care of things upon postback?
-Darrel
The sample code to implement a search field is more ASP/PHP centric and uses
the traditional GET form handling:
<form method="get" action="search.cgi">
Since this will be placed within ASPX pages, I obviously already have a FORM
wrapping the page and that form, of course, does a post back.
Is there a way in .net to use the event handler of a button to pass the data
via a get action to the CGI script?
In otherwords, how to I take the traditional method of having multiple forms
on a page all with different ACTION attributes and convert them to the .net
way of having individual event handlers take care of things upon postback?
-Darrel