./index.php?data & ./?mydata

[Atli]

Hi.

I've been using Apache untill very recently and Im used to pass GET data without pointing to a filename... wich would make the url go something like this.

http://localhost/mypage/?mydata=somedat a

this works fine in apache but the IIS server doesn't seam to realize Im passing this to the index file and gives me a 405 error.

To get this to work I would have to do something like this.

http://localhost/mypage/index.php?mydat a=somedata


Anybody know how I can fix this?

[radcaesar]

In IIS, you have to specify the index.php

In Internet Information Services

Goto MyProject --> Properties --> Documents tab

Add that index.php

now access it like this

http://localhost/MyProject

:)

[Atli]

Hi

Thanks for the answer.
Thats not the problem here. I already figured that one out :P

After testing this a bit more I found that this only happens when submit a form using POST, but also specify GET data.

This would cause the 405 error:

<form action="?data=somedata" method="post">

The 405 error is "Recource not allowed" so Im guessing IIS can not pass both GET and POST at the same time? Wich would be very very stupid.

But as far as I can see passing either POST or GET seperetly works fine.