View Full Version : PtoP? What is that? Is it anything?
Steven_Smith
01-14-2003, 04:34 PM
Hi, I have a form that sometimes when a user submits the form I get a 'PtoP' as one of the filed entries, and the rest of the fields are blank.
Does this make sense or am I insane?
Thanks
Steven
mordred
01-14-2003, 04:38 PM
This doesn't make sense to me, so you must be insane. Get over it. SCNR
What's the form looking like and what does "get the entries" mean in which context? What happens if you print out all request variables?
var_dump($_REQUEST);
Steven_Smith
01-14-2003, 04:44 PM
I was hoping that 'PtoP' was like 'NAN' in javascript.
What i mean by 'get the entries' is when the user submits the form to my PHP script that puts the info into the database. When this error happens the form doesn't get entered into the database. The script emails my client after the form get filled in, and all they see in the email is the link to view the form entry. ex. www.site.com/viewform.php?id=PtoP, it should be like. www.site.com/viewform.php?id=ottawa
Funny, when I run the form it works just fine. The other 200 times the form has been filled in over the past year it works fine. Its just one dude, in Ottawa(Canada) that when he fills in the form it doesn't work. And my client is unhappy. How can I solve and error I cannot re-create?
Thanks
Steve
mordred
01-14-2003, 04:53 PM
The unreproducible bugs are the hardest to eradicate, but I doubt we can be of much help to you if you don't show us the source code of the form and the script that's processing it.
Steven_Smith
01-14-2003, 05:01 PM
Thanks mordred. I was hoping that 'PtoP' was an error that people knew. the code is fine, its really really simple. I will trudge on.
Thanks
Steve
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