> > I too have tried to unsubscribe, to no avail. > > I looked at the source of the web page, and may have found the problem. > (Those of you who are programmers, please double check). > > If I am right, this says if the button is checked, you subscribe; if it > is unchecked, you unsubscribe. However, the form uses a radio button, > not a checkbox, so to unsubscribe, you check the button that has to be > unchecked in order to unsubscribe.... > > --Claire > > ================ > <td><FONT FACE="Arial">Please select the desired request:</FONT></td> > <td> > <FONT COLOR="black" FACE="Arial, Arial, Arial"> subscribe</FONT><INPUT > TYPE="RADIO" NAME="command" Value="subscribe" checked> > <FONT COLOR="black" FACE="Arial, Arial, Arial">unsubscribe</FONT><INPUT > TYPE="RADIO" NAME="command" Value="unsubscribe" unchecked> > ================ >
OK, I took the bait. The above code DOES NOT say that the radio button needs to be "unchecked" in order to unsubscribe. All that HTML code says is that "this is the default state of these form items at page load time", i.e. When I load the page, the Subscribe button is checked, whereas the unsubscribe button is not. The latter is redundant, being that they are radio buttons, hence your confusion. OK? Cheers, -- Christopher Myers, Graduate Software Developer Ingenta, Inc. 12 Bassett St. Providence, RI 02903 ph: 401.331.2014 x 102 em: [EMAIL PROTECTED] aim: chrismyers001 To subscribe/unsubscribe, point your browser to: http://www.tullochgorm.com/lists.html
