Martijn wrote:
From http://www.htmlhelp.com/reference/html40/block/isindex.html
"
When the user presses the enter key within the input field, the input
field's text is sent to the server in a query string appended to the
document's base URI. The query string takes the form
"?text+of+input+field"; spaces are encoded as "+".
"
From my simple testing, this seems correct. Although when the query is
submitted to a different server, then I get an extra "=" appended.
Hmm... That's pretty different from what forms submit, but I suppose you could
just set document.location from XBL... Have to be a little careful with
charsets. :(
Maybe something similar is possible with <keygen> ?
Maybe, but that's actually used from what I can tell (unlike <isindex>), so I'm
worried about breaking it.... Right now it's done in the parser, actually, the
way Hixie proposes handling <isindex>.
-Boris
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