Vincent schrieb:
Thanks for the info Brian, I didn't know that.
Yeah, actually you shouldn't be using any form field names that are also
a property/attribute of the form element.
length/action/id/method to name the most important...
-- Klaus
Thanks for the info Brian, I didn't know that.
On 4 avr, 15:37, "Brian Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This is a known bug with IE. It mixes up the namespaces for IDs and form
> field names. Your best bet is to rename your fields.
>
> - Brian
>
> > Some more info :
> > I've spotted the or
This is a known bug with IE. It mixes up the namespaces for IDs and form
field names. Your best bet is to rename your fields.
- Brian
> Some more info :
> I've spotted the origin of evil , and I already had this problem
> before, but it still seems weird to me : In the form, I have an input,
Some more info :
I've spotted the origin of evil , and I already had this problem
before, but it still seems weird to me : In the form, I have an input,
with the name "id". For some reason, IE mixes up the ID attribute of
the form element and the input elemnt named "id" belonging to the
form.
Isn
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