Correction. The select element is all that needed the "name" attribute.
The "name" attribute is not allowed for an option element (or form
element) in XHTML strict. However, giving the select element a "name"
attribute is acceptable, and was sufficient to fix the problem.
I think I might use this as an experiment for other form elements as
well, to see what other little quirks there may be in using forms while
maintaining the XHTML strict standard.
D. L. Fox wrote:
Interestingly enough, when I switched to using a Select statement with
options, as opposed to using checkboxes, I also had to name the select
object. Just naming the options wasn't enough. Interesting.
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