well, maybe you typed this into your email incorrectly, but the
action is malformed (no close quote, and the quote is a control
character, not a plain quote which might have occured only when you
copied it, however I thought it was worth noting)
Some browsers may be doing the action but adding the extras,
whereas others are ignoring the action because of the lack of
quote.
cheers
Garth
I am having a strange problem. I am sending an html email message which contains a form such as:
<form method=post action="http://thetangoserver/tangoapp.taf>
<input name="vote1" type="radio" class="listing" value="0" checked>
<input name="vote1" type="radio" class="listing" value="2">
<input name="vote1" type="radio" class="listing" value="3">
<input name="submit" type="submit" id="submit" value="sign me up">
All clients are running Outlook XP and IE6. Some clients work correctly and the Witango server receives the value of vote1 correctly. On others it does not. It just does not appear possible, but I turned debugging on and noticed the clients that work, on the server I get "submit=sign me up vote1=1 vote2=1 Total Length of Postargs: 33" and on the clients that do not work there are obviously no postargs.
Can anyone enlighten me as to what is going on here
Trevor Green
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