Do they both return query in the HTTP request? (in GET it would be
the query in the host/path?query, in POST it would be the
host/path?query +
query_as_body)
I am asking because I saw some code that is trying to pass-through
existing form variables.. but somehow makes a point of appending the
results from both ns_getform AND ns_conn query (see ad-security.tcl's
proc_doc sec_read_security_info's section on "# Force the URL to look
like [ns_conn location], if desired..." for an example) to compost the
final pass-through query string. Seems like duplicated work to me. I
asked this question here before but got on answer, any one wanna give
it a shot?
ns_conn query is suppose to be defined as: "ns_conn find
information about the current HTTP connection. ns_conn query returns
any query data that was part of the HTTP request."
ns_getform is suppose to be defined as: "ns_getform return an
ns_set that contains all of the query data that was part of the HTTP
request. If there is query data (from either a form or multipart form
data), ns_getform returns an ns_set that can be queried for that data.
If there is no query data, "" is returned.
