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| - | You must create the form parameter list using the ''[[:cmd:params]]'' command before attempting to create a form parameter. | + | The most common use for form parameter lists is to generate HTTP POST requests. You can generate a POST request by appending ''##params'' to the HTTP URI. For example, to send a complete PCI device listing: |
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| + | #!ipxe | ||
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| + | params | ||
| + | :pciscan pciscan addr || goto pciscan_done | ||
| + | param pcidev ${pci/${addr}.0.2}:${pci/${addr}.2.2} | ||
| + | goto pciscan | ||
| + | :pciscan_done | ||
| + | chain http://192.168.0.1/boot/pcilist.php##params | ||
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| + | You must create the form parameter list using the ''[[:cmd:params]]'' command before attempting to create a form parameter using the ''param'' command. | ||
| - | The most common use for form parameter lists is to generate HTTP POST requests. | ||
