> Any chance it's a certain version or IE? Is it only in one application
> or one certain form? Maybe there's something with the syntax of the way
> you structured your form that certain browser versions have issue with.
>
> John
Recently, we had something very similar happen. What we found was the
CGI variable "REQUEST_METHOD" was being changed from POST to GET. Check
that first.
If it is in fact getting changed to GET, that partially explains why
your FORM variables are "disappearing". With a bit of research, we found
that there are a few browsers that misinterpret at 303 (Redirection/See
Other) header return code as a 302 (Moved Temporarily). Some user agents
erroneously change the CGI REQUEST_METHOD from POST to GET as a result,
and data isn't accessible as FORM data.
In our situation, we're using FuseBox, so there are lots of redirects
happening with POST operations. The people who were having this happen
had the IE 5.5 browser, but I suspect there are other user agents that
are affected by this.
Currently, we haven't found a workaround/solution.
Hopefully, this will help a little.
-Dain
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