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Originally Posted by Link187
Hmm.. not related? Seriously?!
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It's an image, not a button so most people wouldn't set the name or value attributes and thus wouldn't code for them in their php anyway.
To be honest I see it as a null issue anyway when the
most reliable way is to use a hidden field / value. Relying on the $_POST['submit'] value is asking for trouble whether you like to admit it or not. By using the hidden field you guarantee that your script will work.
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Originally Posted by Link187
And I simply said that statement is incorrect. I may not have specified thos values but they are automatically generated and sent.
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But it isn't. The behaviour of IE doesn't follow many standards very well. Browsers are not supposed to generate their own form fields and transmit them and the fact that IE does this isn't right. The form does not contain a post a field with that name / value and so it IS NOT SENT. The browser is sending it's own form data which is entirely different to the html form data. There is a difference between the form data that is sent and the form data that the browser decides to tag on for its own weird reason.