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[SOLVED] Weird problem, please help


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This isn't necessarily a PHP problem so much as a general web issue I've run across. I'm hoping you smart people can help me out. Basically the issue is that I cannot get form submissions to work in some browsers. The first time I experienced this was when I was using a web redirection service and URL masking. IE would not post the form if the URL was masked in the DNS entry. I turned off the masking and just did a redirect to the "real" domain and it worked fine.

 

The problem I've run into now (separate issue) is that I'm running a webserver at home on a nonstandard port thanks to Verizon and port blocking. I'm running my server on port 8080 with a free third level domain name from DynDns.org. I'm able to login to this particular site just fine with Firefox but other browsers seem to see something as a security issue and will not allow form submissions.

 

Another fact that may be worth noting is that I'm using the . notation and relative paths rather than absolute paths. I wouldn't think this would be an issue but just wanted to clearly explain my situation. Show me some love... please help :(

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