Hi D.L.,
just an idea - try to add a "name" attribute to the
"input" elements instaed of / in addition to the
"id" attributes.
Helmut
D. L. Fox schrieb:
Joshua Chamas wrote:
The problem seems to be what the browser is sending, since on the
server side its not seeing any content uploaded from the form:
I thought it might be something with Firefox so I tried it with IE,
Netscape, Mozilla, and Opera all with the same results.
So maybe the HTML itself is not correct, but honestly it looked
fine to me.
I wondered if the HTML might have something to do with it but it
validates as strict per the W3C, so I'm not sure what to think.
Maybe also a chance that the apache server + mod_perl is too old
and you should upgrade. The mod_perl version is pretty old
at this point.
I wish I had that option. This is a hosted site, unlike before when I
normally ran things on my own stuff. I have been searching for another
host provider anyway. I am no longer satisfied with my current one.
They don't seem to stay up-to-date with their software, and they
change things which will break your site without telling you.
The main reason I chose this provider was because they had
Apache::ASP. Now I need to find another host account with Apache::ASP.
Is there a list of providers using Apache::ASP somewhere?
I've been looking through the many lists of providers on the 'Net but
it's difficult to search on Apache::ASP because it always turns up
MS-ASP or Chili. I can program in VB just fine but would *much* rather
use Apache::ASP and Perl.
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