Hello all, My company works with real estate agents across the U.S… I’ve been working on a feature that would allow me to add a new agent to our database using an asynchronous POST fetch. The function looks like this, in part.
fetch(source, {
method:'post',
body: new FormData(newAgentForm),
headers:{ "Content-Type":"multipart/form-data" }
} )
.then( (data)=>{
console.log('Done')
})
“source” is a variable that contains a string to the cfc i’m sending the data to and newAgentForm contains the form information I’m sending. Through my console window I see that I’m sending the following:
On the Lucee side of things I’ve a cfc that has a function that looks like this:
remote any function createNewAgent(){}
I’ve tried to catch the incoming data within the form scope but it’s not seeing it. In some of my first attemtps I just tried echoing back one of the form field values as in
return form.newagent_fname;
I tried to return the built-in fieldnames variable (return form.fieldnames) but both former and the latter test returned something similar to this
To see if I was getting anything in the function I added the attribute returnformat=‘plain’ to the function. Then within the function I did this:
var data = getHTTPRequestData();
return data.content;
and I got this back
It looks like function is getting the data but it’s just not being put into the form scope. I’ve even tested the cgi.REQUEST_METHOD to make sure it was being sent via post and it was positive.
Does anyone have any ideas on how to make the two ends connect?