I'm developing a software which uses a lot of CGI scripts (written in C). I use <input type=hidden ...> to send arguments to the CGI. But when I want to view page source of the CGI result pages, it seemed that it sent the requests to server again using the URL, which had no arguments inside. For example, I use <form method=post action=/xxx> <input type=hidden name=arg1 value=1> ... </form> to generate a result page. When I wanna show page source, it told me "No Argument assigned." hence I cannot see the result page source.

Yes, that's bugging me, too. I'm using build 2001010420 on NT4 at the moment. You can reproduce this by loading the above URL http://optionsscheine1.onvista.de/cgi-bin/os-vergleich.mpl, entering some WKN, e.g. 716463, and then pressing "Vergleich starten". The resulting page has the same URL, but comes from a form POST. Now choose "view page source". Not only gets the page reloaded (which is always annoying, not only with POSTs - it should be in the cache), but the shown source is the source of the page *before* the form POST. I don't know if Networking is the right component, but it's probably better than Browser-General, so reassigning.

Oops, this is a dup. Frank, please reopen if you disagree. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 55583 ***

wrong bug.

asking law to mark this as a dupe of his reincarnation.

Marking as dup of law's reincarnation *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 64100 ***

Verified.