K. M. Stoddard
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I'm writing my WEB pages to conform with W3C Standards; something CSP Wizard does not do. In this process, I try to invoke a CSP Page from the ACTION attribute of a FORM tag. The reference is fully qualified URL to the Cache Web server IP address and port number. The trouble I'm having is determining what a POST Method sends to the CSP page? I thought it would be particular to the client browser (in this case, Firefox) and all the information I could find was the variable, $_POST. But Cache Object script assumes "$" is an Intrinsic/Extrinsic reference and doesn't like it; such characters in variable names is taboo.
I considered using a MACRO to define "$_POST" but I really don't see that as an option since it is nothing more than a "place holder" for the variable. I'm contemplating ..EscapeHTML($_POST) but unsure this will work.
Is anybody out there trying to link HTML/DOM/CSS pages to InterSystems CSP operations? I really don't want to get addicted to using "pure" CSP when it lacks so much W3C Standards.