Jörn Zaefferer ha scritto:
> 
> Why do you consider an input element with the name 'action' an attribute 
> of the parent form? I'm not sure how form.js works, but I see no bug here.
> 
> -- Jörn
> 
It's not Fil, it is IE that considers attributes and properties the same 
thing. If you have an input with name 'action' it will be a property of 
the form. However IE returns the property value even if you use 
getAttribute(). As an alternative working in all browsers, 
getAttributeNode('name').nodeValue or the solution proposed by Fil 
returns the right value. The same problem should happen with an input 
with name 'method' as the concept is the same.

Renato

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