Conflicting Commands - Error 957

[Brian Paquin]

Error 957 (Conflicting Commands) Could someone provide some insight as to what this error means?

Setup: FMSA7.03 on OSXS 10.3.8, using XSLT for CWP (and IWP for some solutions)

BKND: Solution for our Business Office to notify our IT department of users (new, terminated, or change in status). Solution WAS CDML, and was converted to XSLT. Error occurs upon submission of changes (user picks from list of users, is then presented with HTML form, makes changes/additions, and submits the form)

I really believe there is something wrong with my XML/XSLT (not a server/database issue) code, but I am not sure what to fix. I was hoping that if I better understood what "conflicting commands" meant, then I could troubleshoot more efficiently.

(I have attached the file that contains the form if anyone wishes to take a look at the code itself - the solution is an intranet-only solution and therefore not available to all) Extension has been changed from xsl to txt.

Thanks,

Brian

(BTW, this message was posted before, but I could not find the original post so I have created a new topic)

addservices.txt

[Martin Brändle]

On first sight, I just see a = sign in '&-view=' in line 17. Remove it.

[AnFrusch@pepp]

Hello,

have you tried not to use an image to submit the form?

Or, if you want to keep the image, insert an hidden input field called "-edit" and give it a value, then use the image as a submit button and give a name like "-token.img"..

Otherwise could you please post the URL resulting from the form submission (at least the query string)?

Bye.

[Brian Paquin]

Martin - Thanks for catching that! Yes, the equal sign shouldn't have been there.

AnFrusch - Using a standard submit button has now stopped the 957 error from appearing! But why? What caused you to recommend that change?? Is the -edit getting sent twice (causing 2 "conflicting commands")?

Thank you both for your assistance!

Brian

[AnFrusch@pepp]

Hello,

using the method get the image sends two variables in the query string, I think that your URL should looks like:

/fm/xsl/page.xsl?-db=[...parameters]&-edit.x=n&-edit.y=n

the variables sent are the 'coordinates' of the image in the x and y axis: this is probably the cause of the error.

You can use an image as submit button, but its name could only be -token (so filemaker web engine will accept it).

Bye!