$PHP_SELF is set by the web server - not the browser. Problems in
Netscape are almost always caused by incomplete syntax in the HTML
code you've output. Netscape is more strict about this than IE.
Billy
> Robert, can you (or anyone else) describe further the problem with Netscape
> and $PHP_
: [PHP] Netscape problems with PHP
I've been running into problems when testing PHP scripts on Netscape (when
MSIE works fine).
First problem (SOLVED) was that Netscape does something funny with the
$PHP_SELF environmental variable, so I've learned to circumvent the problem
by just hard-
I've got a weird problem with 4.75 as well.
If you guys would go to http://64.177.230.204/FlowInputTable.php
and just reload it several times, you'll see that it's fine, but
enter any six numbers into the 1st 6 blocks and submit it,
when it comes back to itself and does the final redraw,
NS4.75
ok your experiencing some very strange errors. I would love to comment on the PHP_SELF
thing, if you want me to I'll email you.
do you have php configured with --trans-sid? is the cookie PHPSESSID being set on the
client? is the SID being transfered on all non-full urls when cookies are not b
Hello all (first post for me!):
I've been running into problems when testing PHP scripts on Netscape (when
MSIE works fine).
First problem (SOLVED) was that Netscape does something funny with the
$PHP_SELF environmental variable, so I've learned to circumvent the problem
by just hard-coding the
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