Druid

I have a PHP script that processes a form, which inbetween calls a javacsript to check the form contents. It works fine in IE, but doesn't in Firefox.

In order for it to completely process in Firefox I have to leave a field blank, let the javascript prompt me that its blank, then click ok, enter the field's value then click submit.

I don't really think the javascript is the issue, because I commented it out and i was still not able to process the form by clicking submit in Firefox.

The form tag is:

<form method="post" action="thephpfile.php" target="_top" onsubmit="return checkform(this);">
...
</form>

Maybe the target attribute has something to do with it... I'll check now.

Has anyone seen anything similar?

mattireland

This should work. I hate cross-browser compatability errors.

Can't suggest anything - sorry.

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kruptof

Maybe you should post the JavaScript code that you used

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DaWei

If the form validates, add a statement to submit the form. If it doesn't validate, don't submit it.

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