How to POST and GET?

[TurboDuster]

Ok, I couldn't get my page to POST to my server I thought
because I had run IIS lockdown and other hardening tools.
Now I've rebuilt the whole server from scratch and have
yet to disable anything. I still can't POST. GET has been
working fine all along. Is there anything that needs to
be done beyond setting the forms method to POST and using
Request.Form(whatever), instead of Request.QueryString
(whatever)? Is there something that I need to put in the
ASP or client page header or something? I must be missing
something. Maybe IIS 5 needs to be set up to use POST or
something.
Thanks for any help,
TD

[TurboDuster]

Ok, by changing the mime type heading on the asp page
to "text/plain" I can see that both GET and PUT seem to be
sending back the exact same data, as far as what is being
displayed as text, I'm thinking there must be something
different in the return string, header, request, whatever
you call it. Just so everyone follows, I'm sending the
exact same form, with the exact same data to the exact
same ASP page, the only difference is that one method is
POST and the other is GET, and I'm getting back what
appears to be the exact same data, BUT, the receiving
program won't load the file created by the POST method.
Anyone have any ideas?
Thanks again,
TD

[Mark Schupp]

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Ok, I couldn't get my page to POST to my server I thought
because I had run IIS lockdown and other hardening tools.
Now I've rebuilt the whole server from scratch and have
yet to disable anything. I still can't POST. GET has been
working fine all along. Is there anything that needs to
be done beyond setting the forms method to POST and using
Request.Form(whatever), instead of Request.QueryString
(whatever)? Is there something that I need to put in the
ASP or client page header or something? I must be missing
something. Maybe IIS 5 needs to be set up to use POST or
something.
Thanks for any help,
TD