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using -script in a Form

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Hello all,

I would like to pass two strings to a script and can do so with a URL but not with a form.

The link that works is:

results_test.xsl?-db=mydb&-lay=mylayout&-script=DateRange&-script.param=01/01/2005...01/01/2006&WebID=&Password=&-findFixed Date Search

The form that does not work is:

results_test.xsl

Can this be done using a form? If so, what am I doing wrong here?

MORE INFO: The script takes the left-most 10 digits and the right-most 10 digits, parses them and pastes them into two date range search fields which yield a result in a portal. I only have to find one record to display this portal and thus, reveal the data contained in the there on the web page and as I mentioned before, it all works fine with the link...

(Obviously, I wish to have the web user ENTER the two dates for the search so the link won't work in my application; I just built it to see if it would function.)

Thanks

You forgot the hyphens before script and script.param

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