The dicussion has thrown up a BUG but we were busy correcting it. It is the Insert>Data>Insert Record. POST is captilised. when it should only be lower case (I think you remember we had this conversion).
It is in the panels as well. So if you hand coded it you wouldnt have put it in the form action as captialised POST but lowercase POST. The panel does that. Hence, if you automate and generate the code from the insert record in the server side behaviours panel you get this.
I remember this conversation, and you are confused. The insert record server behavior DOES NOT WRITE ANY HTML. It requires that you have a page that already has a form on it. Try this -
1. Create a new PHP page.
2. Save it.
3. Try inserting an insert record server behavior on this new page.
You are told that before using this behavior, you must first insert a form. That means that *you* are the one responsible for putting an uppercase "POST" in the form's method attribute if that is what you are referring to. If, however, you are talking about PHP's use of the auto-global $_POST, then that is supposed to be uppercase. Neither of those is a bug.
