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Why wont isset work in IE?


Madatan

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There is not such a thing like "isset doesn't work with BROWSER_HERE".
PHP is server-sided.

What happens is, if you don't give a name and a value for your submit button, IE just won't POST it. You can either give it a name (like "submit") or add a hidden field:

[code]<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Hi!">
<input type="hidden" name="send" value="yes">[/code]
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If you're using an image as the input type, you'll have to reference it as $_POST['submit_x'] or $_POST['submit_y'] instead of $_POST['submit'] as IE sends the coordinates of the click rather than the elements name. Other than that, I'd go along with poirot.
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