No, you're right and it seems that I'm much dumber than that. The form
uses POST indeed, but I managed to hide some link in a div with display:
none to help the bots around my Java-only navigation (yes, it was that
long ago; probably the very first CSS I wrote!)and, of course, one of
those pointed straight to the receiving script...
djn
(hiding in shame...)
Mark Stanton wrote:
You must have been using GET rather than POST.Spider's won't submit
forms that us POST, but they have every right to follow forms that use
GET.
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