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Alright, this is screwy. I have three date dropdowns (day, month, year). Now when the page first loads, I have it put selected='selected' if the date is today.
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Attribute minimization (e.g., <option selected>) is also prohibited; instead, use <option selected="selected">. More differences are detailed in the W3C XHTML specification [1].
which will lead you to
C.10. Boolean Attributes
Some HTML user agents are unable to interpret boolean attributes when these appear in their full (non-minimized) form, as required by XML 1.0. Note this problem doesn't affect user agents compliant with HTML 4. The following attributes are involved: compact, nowrap, ismap, declare, noshade, checked, disabled, readonly, multiple, selected, noresize, defer.
I'm uploading multiple files with bunches of data otherwise. I got myself confused on the many-dimentional arrays again. It kept trying to read the last one for all of them. ^^;
Some HTML user agents are unable to interpret boolean attributes when these appear in their full (non-minimized) form, as required by XML 1.0. Note this problem doesn't affect user agents compliant with HTML 4. The following attributes are involved: compact, nowrap, ismap, declare, noshade, checked, disabled, readonly, multiple, selected, noresize, defer.
Hm. But nevertheless Firefox works fine on them. I've got giant multidimentional POST and FILES arrays and it all works spiffy now.
I have IE, Opera, Konqueror, lynx, etc.. that I use to test my sites I do and it works just fine. I think this misinterpretation bug isn't a very large one. Even if it was once, most browsers would have tried to fix it now. *shrugs*