Thanks to several people who replied.
Yes, my initial tests confirm that this is a result of the IE post bug.
Turning off HTTP_Keep_Alive in apache seems to have fixed the problem.
Trevor
>>> Richard Davey<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 3/11/2004 9:42:04 AM >>>
Hello Trevor,
Thursday, March 11, 2004, 2:24:
When the $variableName is empty so is the $_POST['variableName']. When the data gets
to the script, it's available from either method of access.
Trevor
>>> Jay Blanchard<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 3/11/2004 9:37:48 AM >>>
[snip]
I am running PHP / mySQL on Netware 6.5.
I have an app that takes a data f
I'll try that now.
Trevor
>>> Jay Blanchard<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 3/11/2004 9:37:48 AM >>>
[snip]
I am running PHP / mySQL on Netware 6.5.
I have an app that takes a data from an HTML form and inserts the data
into a database.
Unpredictably, however, the variables that should contain the post data
Hello Trevor,
Thursday, March 11, 2004, 2:24:03 PM, you wrote:
TS> Unpredictably, however, the variables that should contain the
TS> post data are sometimes empty. Register Globals is set to on, and
TS> Hitting the refresh button a couple of times seems to get the
TS> data into the variables, an
[snip]
I am running PHP / mySQL on Netware 6.5.
I have an app that takes a data from an HTML form and inserts the data
into a database.
Unpredictably, however, the variables that should contain the post data
are sometimes empty. Register Globals is set to on, and I can't access
the data either th
I am running PHP / mySQL on Netware 6.5.
I have an app that takes a data from an HTML form and inserts the data into a database.
Unpredictably, however, the variables that should contain the post data are sometimes
empty. Register Globals is set to on, and I can't access the data either through
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