Re: Formvariables + Netscape + Frame Set = Confusion
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2000
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = on 18.08.2000 15:22, Alan at alan@vci.net wrote:> I am using a [FORMVARIABLES] tag to send the data a visitor enters into > a form to a specific frame in a frame set. Once there a database search > is performed and a list of results is displayed. The approach works > great in IE for both the Mac and PC, but not in Netscape for either > platform. The background in the target frame is all that is displayed in > Netscape...First, do you have tables on the target page? Incorrect table tags (not closed i.e.) cause Netscape to display an empty page.Second, you seem to love the & Sign right after the question mark of URL's.This for example is wrong syntax: > ..SEA_list2.tpl?[FORMVARIABLES]&[NAME]=[VALUE][/FORMVARIABLES]..Try to move the & after [VALUE]: ..SEA_list2.tpl?[FORMVARIABLES][NAME]=[VALUE]&[/FORMVARIABLES]x=x.. The last x=x is just to avoid a trailing & and might not be necessary. And yes, you have more of these ?& combinations in your code.hope it helps,Peter ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list
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on 18.08.2000 15:22, Alan at alan@vci.net wrote:> I am using a [formvariables] tag to send the data a visitor enters into > a form to a specific frame in a frame set. Once there a database search > is performed and a list of results is displayed. The approach works > great in IE for both the Mac and PC, but not in Netscape for either > platform. The background in the target frame is all that is displayed in > Netscape...First, do you have tables on the target page? Incorrect table tags (not closed i.e.) cause Netscape to display an empty page.Second, you seem to love the & Sign right after the question mark of URL's.This for example is wrong syntax: > ..SEA_list2.tpl?[formvariables]&[NAME]=[VALUE][/FORMVARIABLES]..Try to move the & after [VALUE]: ..SEA_list2.tpl?[formvariables][NAME]=[VALUE]&[/FORMVARIABLES]x=x.. The last x=x is just to avoid a trailing & and might not be necessary. And yes, you have more of these ?& combinations in your code.hope it helps,Peter ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://search.smithmicro.com/
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