--- klikmaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a set of forms that appeared to be working fine, but I'm
> finding that they do not work properly on some computers. I do not
> know if this is because of the PHP/MySQL I'm using, or because of some
> other factor.
>
> When I submit a form on some machines, it works as expected, and
> passes the data along to the next page, and into the MySQL database.
> But on other machines, I get a clue as to what's wrong in the address
> line. I get lots of extra "%90" characters, and the form does not work
> as expected.
>
> So far, all machines that give a problem are behind a firewall.
>
> Is the problem likely to be my PHP/MySQL, the firewall, or something
> stupid I'm doing in my HTML in my PHP pages? I really need help.
Sounds for all the world like it is something with the firewall. I
suspect the firewall may be interfering with certain kinds of information
being passed to the form processor. What information are you collecting,
and by what methods? Are you using a lot of $GET['name'] variables or
$GLOBAL['name'] variables or things like that? Firewalls strip out some
info that is not explicitly defined in the form. Perhaps if we could see
the form and processor, we might be able to pinpoint better what is going
on?
Michael Roush
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