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Alex, That is the odd part,
I do have the method set to post, the same as another page I have that works. I
found a way around the problem, thus the long delay in responding, but even
after finding a work around I still don’t understand why the problem
occurs in the first place. Even after finding a solution that works around the
problem I would still like to be able to use the same method to submit/post the
data in all my pages just for consistency. So if you have any other ideas why
this might be happening please feel free to share. Greg Date: Mon, 22 Nov 2004
10:19:24 -0800 From: Alessandro Vernet
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [orbeon-user]
Exception on submit Reply-To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gregory Blajian wrote: > I have a piece of
code that is exhibiting some rather irritating > behavior related to
browsers (PS 2.5.4). > > On submit in
Firefox/Mozilla the following works perfectly: Can you try to add this to
your XForms model: <xforms:submission
method="post"/> When using the GET method,
you can easily hit the IE maximum URL length, while Firefox/Mozilla can work
with much longer URLs. Alex |
- Re: [orbeon-user] Re: Re: Exception on submit Gregory Blajian
- Re: [orbeon-user] Re: Re: Exception on submit Alessandro Vernet
- Re: [orbeon-user] Re: Re: Exception on submit Erik Bruchez
