- From: <dba@althingi.is>
- Date: Mon, 3 Jun 1996 21:19:49 GMT
- To: www-html@w3.org
Most references to cgi scripts are like: <a href="...script?paremeter=value">atext</a> where value and atext are the same, or at least value is easily deduced from atext, so it would save a lot of work and many stupid errors if the atext was a default parameter to the cgi script. This default parameter could for instance have the name a so if the html author did not specify a=something then a=atext would be added. If this is to radical then some way of specifying that the atext should be supplied to the script as a parameter is needed. -- Thorvaldur Gunnlaugsson \ The Parliament of Iceland thg@althingi.is \ comp. departm. Vonarstr 8 voice:354-5630655 fax:5630670 \ 150 REYKJAVIK
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