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Please excuse my ignorance. I’ve been going through the html code in the
pages this morning to stream line code and make sure it’s compatible with all
browsers, and I noticed there was an error in the html code I modified in the c
code. Seems that the </table> tag before where <input
type="hidden" name="form" value="donewmsg"> is
inserted was missing the ending >, so it wasn’t picking up the form
attribute to send to the next page. Anyhow, thank you for those of you who
looked into it for me, and I apologize for wasting everyone’s time. ;-) --Shawn -----Original
Message----- I’m having a problem with sqwebmail and the new
message function inside of it. I’ve almost finished creating my own frames
based template through the primary use of java/php, without much code hacking
except for html tags, but I’m having a problem because of it. I can’t figure
out why this is happening, but while creating a message, I can go through and
use the To/CC/Bcc buttons as many times as I like, but once I do a preview,
spell check, or attachment, any button I press on the page afterwards returns and
invalid request (to, cc, bcc, attach, preview, send, save draft, check
spelling). I’m by far not a c expert. At that, I’ve never gotten much into
doing anything but simple functions inside of c or similar. But I can’t figure
out what is causing this error, or how to fix it. As I said, the only thing
I’ve done to newmsg.c is changed html output, and I’d think that if the first
page works correctly, any page after would as well. If anyone has any insight,
it would be greatly appreciated. If you’re wondering what exactly I’m talking
about, please reference http://webmail.socalsys.com,
username and password test with domain option socalsys.com (please excuse the
mess, as it’s almost near completion, but in a development stage still). Thanks in advance for any help, Shawn Delano Southern California Systems |
- Invalid Request with newmsg.c/html Shawn Delano
- Shawn Delano
