On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Anibal Jodorcovsky wrote:

> Actually I'm not using multi-part formposts. Just a regular POST with one
> form and three fields with data.

Then you must then avoid CURLOPT_HTTPPOST and instead use CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS.

> I might be confused here then as to the diff between regular posts and
> multi.

Multi-part formposts are the posts defined and documented in RFC1847. They
are not the "usual" kind of posts you seen on every other HTML page.

> <form method="POST"
> action="http://anibaltest1/SeriesMover/SeriesMover.SeriesMoverServlet">
> <INPUT type="hidden" name="action" value="getSeries"">

Yeah, this is just a standard POST. No multipart in this one.

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