> The W3C HTM 4x spec(s) say that when using the file type on a form
> input element, "User agents may use the value of the value attribute
> as the initial file name."
They *MAY* use it? As in, if they feel like it?...
W3C has a lot of specs that have nothing to do with what the browsers have
actually implemented, it seems to me...
> Attachment #1: <INPUT NAME="s_attachment" TYPE="file"
> VALUE="d:\\test.txt">
There's no way it should let you specify full path. Too likely for somebody
to hack up something that would fool the user into submitting /etc/passwd or
something.
HTML may or may not need \ escaped... Maybe \\\\?
> Is this an oversight, did I miss something in the docs, or have I done
> something really stupid?
I've never seen this done on any site. Have you? Look at their HTML source
if you have.
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