Re: problem with IE and php

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Do you have a doctype as the first line of your web page? Standards and browser behavior have changed over the years and the doctype is how you specify which behavior (and bugs) you want the browser to adhere to. Usually when you see some really wierd behavior, it's because of an incorrect or missing doctype.


On Jun 8, 2005, at 10:30 AM, Philippe Reynolds wrote:

Hi all,

I running two php web page...therefore the page name has the ".php" on the end. The first page contains a form with a submit button at the botton. That submit button actions the second ".php" page.

When I use my firefox browser everything works fine.
When I use Internet Explorer, the submit button does not work.

the button is the following:
<tr><td>
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Commit">
</td></tr>

Could the html be treated differently when there is php around it or maybe when we use ".php" could the html be treated differently?

Oh yeah, I created a duplicate of the pages with no php and had the two pages marked as ".html" and the button worked fine.

Any help would be great.

CHeers
Phil

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