<form method=post action='$PHP_SELF'>
<input type=submit
</form>
even the simplest forms product a 0x013 0x10 imediatly after the <form> I wish there
was a way to control this behaviour. I thought it was normal, and anoying.
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"Jeff Schwartz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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We've just moved to a new server and I'm running into an odd problem. The
code is below. On my old server it correctly returns:
[test]
t 116
e 101
s 115
t 116
But on my new server I get:
[ test]
13
10
t 116
e 101
s 115
t 116
Has anyone else run into this?
<?php
echo "[$action] <BR> ";
while ($action){
$c = substr($action,0,1);
$action = substr($action,1);
echo "$c " . ord($c) . "<BR>";
}
?>
<FORM ENCTYPE='multipart/form-data' ACTION='z.html' METHOD='POST'>
<input type="hidden" name="action" value="test">
<INPUT TYPE='submit' VALUE='Process'></FORM>
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