I feel quite stupid now.. Apparently, I had some JQuery for a search textbox
whose job involved incorrectly blanking out all input:text in the page...
Didn't realize it until I simplified the page as much as possible.
Definitely won't make this mistake again (:
On Fri, May 14, 2010 at 9:25 AM, C
On 14 May 2010 14:08, Joshua Martin wrote:
> You might need to keep that nickel Bill (:
>
> I've removed all the :size elements from the form and validated the page
> XHTML strict using W3C's validator.
>
> Yet, the values are not displayed. The values are in the HTML, just not
> being displayed i
You might need to keep that nickel Bill (:
I've removed all the :size elements from the form and validated the page
XHTML strict using W3C's validator.
Yet, the values are not displayed. The values are in the HTML, just not
being displayed in the text boxes and text area for some reason. On a
rel
On 14 May 2010 02:22, Joshua Martin wrote:
> I'm using this form in an edit page to update a person. For some weird
> reason, when I view this form in the browser... The text field's value is
> set to the person's firstname, but it does not display in the browser.
>
> The form works perfectly on W
Hi Joshua,
On Thu, May 13, 2010 at 8:22 PM, Joshua Martin wrote:
> I'm using this form in an edit page to update a person. For some weird
> reason, when I view this form in the browser... The text field's value is
> set to the person's firstname, but it does not display in the browser.
>
> The fo
I'm using this form in an edit page to update a person. For some weird
reason, when I view this form in the browser... The text field's value is
set to the person's firstname, but it does not display in the browser.
The form works perfectly on Windows (the values are visible in the browser),
but n
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