Geesh, I just can't grasp this token thing!

I'm in DB1

<FORM METHOD="POST" ACTION="FMPro">

I set the token to the field

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-token" VALUE="[FMP-field: acme]">

I'm going to DB2

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-db" VALUE="db2.fp5">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-lay" VALUE="Working">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-format" VALUE="showme.html">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-error" VALUE="oops.html">

I want to search in DB2 in the field "acme2" with the value of the token which is the value of the field "acme"

<input type="text" size=12 name="acme2" value="[FMP-CurrentToken]">

<INPUT TYPE="submit" NAME="-FIND" Value="Search" SIZE="40">

</FORM></td>

Alas, it shows me the error, if I change

<input type="text" size=12 name="acme2" value="[FMP-CurrentToken]">

to

<input type="text" size=12 name="-token" value="[FMP-CurrentToken]">

it shows me all records.

Thoughts?

r

well, once again, I was trying to use token where none was necessary.

By replacing [fmp-currentoken] with [fmp-field: acme] it worked great.

I clearly don't understand what they do and when ya need 'em!

This demonstration uses a -token.