Replying to myself:
> I don't know but have a similar problem. My new ISP is using
> javascript for all submissions like change password and other
> services for clients. I asked the administrator to make a
> submit button, but you know: You're the only one using Lynx,
> and they ignore it.
Thanks to VH, his tip is a good work around in this case.
> They also seem to deny submit forms in Lynx (for security
> purposes?). If I try to subscribe a mailing list I get access
> denied.
Now let me explain. I was getting access denied because I set
NO_REFERER_HEADER:FALSE and NO_FILE_REFERER:FALSE in my
~/.lynx.cfg. Today I talked about with the sysadmin. They
don't accept if the first is FALSE.
BTW, I had the same problem with the site http://registro.br/
(the nic in Brazil). With it set to FALSE I was getting the
same page after searching for a domain.
Is there any keybinding to change NO_REFERER_HEADER to
FALSE/TRUE? It's a pain to edit lynx.cfg and do
LYNXCFG://reload all the time if you have it set to FALSE, but
no problem.
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Fr�d�ric L. W. Meunier [Tel: +55-21-620-7173 - Niter�i-RJ Brasil]
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