WEB READNEXT FORMFIELD
Retrieve next name-value pair in an HTML form.
Description
WEB READNEXT FORMFIELD retrieves the next name-value pair in an HTML form.
The data is returned in its unescaped form (see Escaped and unescaped data for an explanation of this).
Options
- FORMFIELD(data-area)
- specifies the buffer to contain the name of the form field being retrieved. The case of the name is as it is stored in the form.
- NAMELENGTH(data-area)
- specifies the length, as a fullword binary value, of the form field name. The actual length of the name is returned in this data area. If the length of the form field name is less than the size of the buffer, the form field name is placed in the leftmost byte positions.
- VALUE(data-area)
- specifies the buffer to contain the value corresponding to the name returned in the FORMFIELD data area. CICS® unescapes any escaped characters before placing them in the buffer.
- VALUELENGTH(data-area)
- specifies the length, as a fullword binary value, of the form field value. The actual length of the value is returned in this data area. If the value exceeds the buffer length, it is truncated. If the length of the form field value is less than the size of the buffer, the form field value is placed in the leftmost byte positions.
Conditions
- 20 ENDFILE
- The end of the list of name-value pairs has been reached.
- 16 INVREQ
- RESP2
values are:
- 1
- The command is being issued in a non-CICS Web support application.
- 3
- The command is being issued for a non-HTTP request.
- 4
- The command is being issued before a WEB STARTBROWSE FORMFIELD has been issued.
- 6
- A form field has been found that is not in the format NAME:VALUE.
- 153
- The form type is unknown.
- 154
- A boundary string was expected in the forms data, but was not found.
- 22 LENGERR
- RESP2 values are:
- 1
- NAMELENGTH or VALUELENGTH is less than or equal to zero.
- 4
- The form field name has been truncated during a browse operation because the receiving buffer is too small.
- 5
- The form field value has been truncated because the receiving buffer is too small.
