On 5/28/01, Jeff Fongemie penned:
>Hello cf-talk,
>
>A mac user (HTTP_USER_AGENT = Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 4.5;
>Mac_PowerPC))
>
>This error message is caused by the second line of a page called
>authenticate.cfm!
>
>
>An error occurred while evaluating the expression:
>
> #button# is " L O G I N "
I'm not sure about with IE 4.5, but using NN (Mac and Windows), if
you submit a form by hitting Enter, the button form variable doesn't
get passed. If you have 2 buttons the form doesn't submit, and if you
have 2 fields, the form doesn't submit.
Testing in IE 5, the form submits with 1 or more buttons, and/or 1 or
more fields and the form variable of the first button gets passed.
IE 4 on Mac may have been a combination of the 2, where the form
would submit with 1 or more fields, but the form variable of the
button didn't get passed.
Out of habit, I only use the buttons to pass form variables when
there is more than one button, (more than one action based on the
button you click). Try using a hidden input field since you only have
1 button and the variable should get passed.
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Bud Schneehagen - Tropical Web Creations
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