David Wall wrote:
> Actually, the newlines are not part of it..... It's just one
> line string, with THREE boundary= parts!
Wow, quite a bug.
> On my systems (and we have many others who have posted successfully),
> with both IE4 and IE5 on Win95 and Win98, I've not had any problems.
That would strongly imply this is a client bug. Something may be odd
about his IE4 setup that causes it to send the boundary multiple times.
Does this happen for him on every submit?
> I'm using Apache 1.3.9.
With JServ? Which version, just for the record?
> As another hack attempt at fixing this, I'm going to use
> lastIndexOf("boundary=") instead of indexOf("boundary=") in your
> method extractBoundary(). This should work in the case of a normal,
> single boundary= situation -- and it does on my test systems -- but
> MAY also work in this odd bug from this person's browser.
Good thinking; should cause no harm in the standard case and may help in
this odd case. Please let me know how it goes.
-jh-
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