Re: Navigator Parsing

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1997


It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 12215
interpreted = N
texte = >Last week I reported a problem with Netscape Navigator 4.01 parsing some >of the >arguments used in Webcatalog's General Store template. At the request of >Pacific-Coast I also supplied a URL where the problem in setting up a shopping >cart can be confirmed. > >Has anyone read/heard of this problem? How do we resolve the situation?Hi John,There's three options:1- Tell all your users NOT to use Netscape 4.01, or ... 2- Change your WebDNA so it uses method=POST in your forms, than make sure you don't use URL's for searches, appends, deletes, or even passing variables to other templates ... unless the total number of characters is less than whatever limits the new Navigator imposes, or ... 3- Raise hell at Netscape until you get those idiots to write a browser that passes a reasonable number of characters via method=GET.And while you're at it, make them release a version that's stripped of all the crap I don't want that forces me to waste 9.5 MB of my memory to run it!1- I don't use it for email, 2- I don't use it for news, 3- I don't use it for ftp, 4- I don't need Java, and 5- I don't need JavaScript.All I want is a modern web browser without all the crap. Does anyone else have any suggestions other than Fatscape? :)Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

    
  1. Re: Navigator Parsing (Kenneth Grome 1997)
  2. Re: Navigator Parsing (Grant Hulbert 1997)
  3. Navigator Parsing (John Benn/PetsForum Grp <76703.4256@CompuServe.COM> 1997)
>Last week I reported a problem with Netscape Navigator 4.01 parsing some >of the >arguments used in Webcatalog's General Store template. At the request of >Pacific-Coast I also supplied a URL where the problem in setting up a shopping >cart can be confirmed. > >Has anyone read/heard of this problem? How do we resolve the situation?Hi John,There's three options:1- Tell all your users NOT to use Netscape 4.01, or ... 2- Change your WebDNA so it uses method=POST in your forms, than make sure you don't use URL's for searches, appends, deletes, or even passing variables to other templates ... unless the total number of characters is less than whatever limits the new Navigator imposes, or ... 3- Raise hell at Netscape until you get those idiots to write a browser that passes a reasonable number of characters via method=GET.And while you're at it, make them release a version that's stripped of all the crap I don't want that forces me to waste 9.5 MB of my memory to run it!1- I don't use it for email, 2- I don't use it for news, 3- I don't use it for ftp, 4- I don't need Java, and 5- I don't need JavaScript.All I want is a modern web browser without all the crap. Does anyone else have any suggestions other than Fatscape? :)Sincerely, Ken Grome WebDNA Solutions Kenneth Grome

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