On Wed, June 8, 2005 11:01 am, Philippe Reynolds said:
> Acutally, I have just resolved my problem.
>
> I was using method="get" in my form (which contains at least a hundred
> values to be passed back). This overloaded the address length and
> therefore
> could not and would not action the second
Acutally, I have just resolved my problem.
I was using method="get" in my form (which contains at least a hundred
values to be passed back). This overloaded the address length and therefore
could not and would not action the second page.
I switch to method="post" in my form (which does not p
Do you have a doctype as the first line of your web page? Standards and
browser behavior have changed over the years and the doctype is how you
specify which behavior (and bugs) you want the browser to adhere to.
Usually when you see some really wierd behavior, it's because of an
incorrect or m
Philippe Reynolds wrote:
Hi all,
I running two php web page...therefore the page name has the ".php" on
the end.
The first page contains a form with a submit button at the botton. That
submit button actions the second ".php" page.
When I use my firefox browser everything works fine.
When I
Hey,
yeah I do have form tags. They are the following:
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PHP doesn't really have anything to do with IE or Firefox working or failing to
work, it's all about the HTML that PHP generates.
What does your tag look like? That's probably more the issue than your
button or anything having to do with PHP.
If you have no tag, then the browsers might be tr
Hi all,
I running two php web page...therefore the page name has the ".php" on the
end.
The first page contains a form with a submit button at the botton. That
submit button actions the second ".php" page.
When I use my firefox browser everything works fine.
When I use Internet Explorer, the
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