Alan Gutierrez wrote: > HTML::Embperl stuffs form input into a hash just as proposed here. For > multiple values it creates a tab-delimited string. This will not present > the above trouble with commas, since when the user, for some odd reason, > enters "Ann Arbor\tMI", in most browsers the input focus will jump to > the next input on tab, and the tab does not get entered into a field. Netscape on Solaris has this tabbing behavior for text fields, but allows you to enter tabs in text areas. I guess your solution would be workable, though. -- Robert Mathews Software Engineer Excite@Home
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Dan Sugalski
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Su... James Mastros
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CG... Dan Sugalski
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CG... Nathan Wiger
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CG... Dan Sugalski
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support James Mastros
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Robert Mathews
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Nathan Wiger
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Robert Mathews
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Alan Gutierrez
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Robert Mathews
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Alan Gutierrez
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Su... iain truskett
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CG... Alan Gutierrez
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support H . Merijn Brand
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Adam Turoff
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Bart Lateur
- Re: RFC 288 (v2) First-Class CGI Support Russ Allbery