On Feb 15, 2007, at 2:44 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On Feb 15, 2007, at 11:38 AM, james o wrote:
On Feb 15, 2007, at 1:16 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
Do you have nested forms?
Is there a nesting problem on other elements that is causing IE
to get confused?
Have you verified if IE is sending _anything_ when you submit the
form? Override dispatchRequest() in Application to log this.
thanks chuck. i overrode the dispatchRequest() and the
WOSubmitButton is not creating a request when pressed from IE.
That seems to locate the error in IE's processing of your HTML. My
best guess is that something wrong in your HTML is making IE ignore
the form or think that the submit is not contained within the form.
the same HTML wraps around two other forms that are controlled with a
WOConditional. this form is in a table that doesn't appear to have
any errors.
i just found out if i place the submit button at the top of the form
it works in IE?!
*** looked through the HTML and found an extra static <form> inside
of the dynamic form.
I'd add the FireBug extension to FireFox (if you don't already have
it and use it day and and day out like you should), load up the
page and see if you see any HTML/JS errors. And validate the HTML
and pay attention to what is wrong.
i LOVE FireBug! interesting that firebug didn't display my extra
<form> as an error?
thanks again!
./james
Chuck
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