RE: Witango-Talk: postarg problem (slightly O/T)

Wed, 23 Oct 2002 06:36:39 -0700

Sometimes the answer just stares you in the face but the mind will not take notice.

 

I had

 

<form ……

<body>

 

Just corrected to

 

<body>

<form ….

 

And it works. Was some malformed HTML.

 

Thanks for everyone’s help.

 

T.

 

-----Original Message-----
From: marc herman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 23 October 2002 03:12 PM
To: Trevor Green
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: postarg problem (slightly O/T)

 

{t}

 

for what it is worth:

there is a double quote missing in:

<form method=post action="”http://thetangoserver/tangoapp.taf>"

 

it should be:

<form method=post action="”http://thetangoserver/tangoapp.taf">"

 

also, the first one is not a straight quote

so it should be:

<form method=post action=""http://thetangoserver/tangoapp.taf">"

 

maybe certain browsers correct this while others don't

{m}




Trevor Green heeft op woensdag, 23 okt 2002 om 12:22 (Europe/Brussels) het volgende geschreven:

 

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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