Possible to Simulate Form Posts?

[Evan K. Stone]

Is there a way to simulate a Form Post? Right now, I'm redirecting the user,
but information appears in the QueryString that I don't want visible. How
can I redirect the user without putting data in the QueryString? Can I
create a "virtual form" and submit it? If so, which Objects & Methods should
I use?

Thanks!

Evan K. Stone
Web Developer
Multimedia Live
Petaluma, CA
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[Sergey]

I don't think it's possible because you're sending a HTTP response to the
browser, and the browser then send a HTTP request by using URL that was in
the redirect header.
Have you tried using cookies? Write your data to cookie then redirect and
the redirected page will read the cookie.

Sergey.

"Evan K. Stone" <evan@NOSPAMmmlive.com> wrote:
>Is there a way to simulate a Form Post? Right now, I'm redirecting the user,
>but information appears in the QueryString that I don't want visible. How
>can I redirect the user without putting data in the QueryString? Can I
>create a "virtual form" and submit it? If so, which Objects & Methods should
>I use?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Evan K. Stone
>Web Developer
>Multimedia Live
>Petaluma, CA
>------------------------------------------
>http://www.mmlive.com
>mailto:evan@NOSPAMmmlive.com
>(remove 'NOSPAM' to reply via e-mail)
>
>
>

[T. Bradley Dean]

It wouldn't be too hard to make a component in Visual Basic that could do
that for you. Then just call the component from within the ASP.

Sergey <skats@newworldsys.com> wrote in message
news:38ee6690$1@news.devx.com...
>
> I don't think it's possible because you're sending a HTTP response to the
> browser, and the browser then send a HTTP request by using URL that was in
> the redirect header.
> Have you tried using cookies? Write your data to cookie then redirect and
> the redirected page will read the cookie.
>
> Sergey.
>
> "Evan K. Stone" <evan@NOSPAMmmlive.com> wrote:
> >Is there a way to simulate a Form Post? Right now, I'm redirecting the
user,
> >but information appears in the QueryString that I don't want visible. How
> >can I redirect the user without putting data in the QueryString? Can I
> >create a "virtual form" and submit it? If so, which Objects & Methods
should
> >I use?
> >
> >Thanks!
> >
> >Evan K. Stone
> >Web Developer
> >Multimedia Live
> >Petaluma, CA
> >------------------------------------------
> >http://www.mmlive.com
> >mailto:evan@NOSPAMmmlive.com
> >(remove 'NOSPAM' to reply via e-mail)
> >
> >
> >
>

[Dev Ashish]

Are you using the Get method or the Post method? Post method won't display
anything in the Querystring by design, but you also can't transfer the
Request.Form collection to a redirected page. If you are using IIS 5, you
can check out Server.Execute to work around the Redirect problem.

-- Dev

Evan K. Stone wrote in message <38ee4b68$1@news.devx.com>...
:Is there a way to simulate a Form Post? Right now, I'm redirecting the
user,
:but information appears in the QueryString that I don't want visible. How
:can I redirect the user without putting data in the QueryString? Can I
:create a "virtual form" and submit it? If so, which Objects & Methods
should
:I use?
:
:Thanks!
:
:Evan K. Stone
:Web Developer
:Multimedia Live
:Petaluma, CA
:------------------------------------------
:http://www.mmlive.com
:mailto:evan@NOSPAMmmlive.com
remove 'NOSPAM' to reply via e-mail)
:
:
: