potential problems with $PHP_SELF?
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lscarmichael
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wow, this is strange behavior.....go and check it out....let me know if it needs to show any other variables
http://www.andinaugust.com/admin/signup.php
http://www.andinaugust.com/admin/signup.php
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lscarmichael
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lscarmichael
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- feyd
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I don't typically try something in IE unless I am specifically asked to. 
IE does not submit the "submit" button unless it is clicked/selected/whatever. As I've said many times before and probably will in the future still, do not rely on the submit button existing in the post data. If you want to know what request method the page request is use $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'].
IE does not submit the "submit" button unless it is clicked/selected/whatever. As I've said many times before and probably will in the future still, do not rely on the submit button existing in the post data. If you want to know what request method the page request is use $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'].
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lscarmichael
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GOT IT!!! apparently firefox has built in support for pressing <enter> to submit a form. IE does not. if i actually press the button with the mouse everything works fine. I just need to find a fix for the form to allow <enter> to submit and i'll be in good shape!
thanks for all the posts. this place is an amazing resource. i hope i get good enough at this that i can contribute more in the future.
thanks for all the posts. this place is an amazing resource. i hope i get good enough at this that i can contribute more in the future.