FLUID-3006

[Laurel A. Williams]

The following JIRA addresses Colin's point below about processPostVariables
http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/FLUID-3006

I've committed the changes to address this (commit 7527) if Colin and 
others would like to check it out.

Laurel
>>
>> I notice that you always return true from your processPostVariables() 
>> method, but then this value is checked in case any errors occurred. 
>> Looks like a bug to me, or perhaps something you haven't had a chance 
>> to implement yet.
>>
>> $successPost = processPostVariables();
>> if (!$successPost)
>> {
>>     returnError("Cannot process input variables");
>>     exit (1);
>> }
If you look carefully at processPostVariables line 37, you will note 
that if the post variable does not exist, the function returns false. 
However you are correct that I didn't check the other post variables and 
return false if they had a problem. Thx for catching that.

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Laurel A. Williams
Adaptive Technology Resource Centre
University of Toronto