Thanks again, that's exactly how I've done it (only my JQuery call is $post).So, I guess the reason it's not working may be a more server level restriction then. Totally understand the thin business logic comment - and I totally agree. TBH, this form is so simple, it feels OK in a JSP. I need to ask...

Thanks again Scott,We're already running a custom core on this CQ instance and creating a new class is an option - it just creates a deployment headache that I want to avoid in the short term. Again, sorry if I sound like a broken record, but what is the mechanism that prevents posted variables from...

HI all,Can you help on something that should be simple but is proving not to be? I am attempting to post a simple feedback form on an instance of CQ5.6.1 using javax.mail MimeMessage. It works when passing no custom form input - that is, it will generate the email and send it. However, when any form...

Yes, Sham, thanks. It is whitelisted. The problem is specific to IE (all versions) not Chrome or Safari.

Just to add some more context, I have now discovered that the above conflicts with some cookie-based code immediately after it:<%  response.setHeader("Dispatcher", "no-cache");%><%// Check for the existence and value of the log-in cookieCookie[] cookies = request.getCookies();// Boolean to use throu...

Yeah, weird right?Here's a screen shot of the server's reaction...[img]Screen Shot 2014-09-12 at 19.07.56.png[/img]

Hi all,I am using this line of code: <% response.setHeader("Dispatcher", "no-cache"); %> to prevent caching of some pages on my CQ site. This works very well in Chrome but actually causes a 500 Internal Server Error when using IE. Interestingly, even when setting the standard HTTP no-cache headers (...

Hi Justin,Thanks for the response. Sham was right in this case, I have added the cookie to the white list and all is good.I am interested, however, in your other comments about the dangers of using cookies in this way. Can you tell me a little more about the potential problems you see with setting a...

Thanks Sham,The short answer to that question is "no I haven't". Do you know if it's a default setting that all cookies would be blocked unless explicitly allowed in the white list? I ask because I don't think this has ever been configured so would it block automatically?

Thanks so much for the reply. I've seen that resource previously. Should I take it to mean that you can't use the standard Java Cookie class. If not, how are you meant to use this class to easily/flexibly get and set cookies? It only has 4 methods, none of which are addCookie(). However, I don't rec...