I posted this to UP, and wondered if anyone has run across this issue during their Catalyst hacking sessions.
There's a long standing bug/feature with Firefox with input type=image elements. When the user has images turned off, the image is 404ed or just not loaded...when it's clicked, no x/y coords are sent to the server. Just this week, we've had complaints from users getting an error on our site they shouldn't. As it turns out, they get the error because we check to make sure button.x and button.y have values...but Firefox is passing them without values. Now, for the odd part. This is happening to people who by all appearances, have the image loaded. My Firefox 2/3 work just dandy, yet we have one internal user who gets the error (but the image is loaded via a provided screenshot). I have no idea what the hell is going on, but it's damn strange. This is about as much fun as the other gecko bug I found in the old Compuserve7 version, where if you used javascript to hide a button after it was clicked, the browser would post nothing with a Content-Length: 0. Anyone else seen this before? I can check the request elements to make sure button.x and butt.y were sent, even without values to fix the problem, but at this point I'd like to know what's really going on here. -=Chris -- Let them eat cake and false positives. -----BEGIN NSATT SNOOP BLOCK----- building bomb tower terrorist grenade c4 explosive plot hijack plane police feds white house guns dirty device convoy president war chemical death drop off mule undercover launch rocket drug covert cell cerin mass infidel Allah package subway mass ------END NSATT SNOOP BLOCK------
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