Re: [PHP3] Another Netscape Problem

*** Sorry if you've already gotten this. I had some problems sending it the first time *** Your problem doesn't really have anything to do with Netscape-- it's the formatting of the output. If you're outputting results to a table and the table is not formed correctly (missing </td>, </tr>, etc.), IE with go ahead and show the table anyway. Netscape will not. I took a look at your page: http://shops.automatedcabinets.com/lookup.php You've got some major table nesting problems. Fix your tables and Netscape will be much happier. Good luck! JRB "Ted Knudson" <tedk@cyberlink.com> wrote: > > I have a page with a PHP scrip that takes one variable from a form that is > posted to it. It takes the valuable and does a select in a MySQL Database. > > No problems with Internet Explorer 4.0 everything works fine. > > I get this message in the source of Netscape. I know that it is receiving > the variable because it works partially. It does the look up and prints to > the page one of the names out of five that it looks up. > You can see what I mean at http://shop.automatedcabinets.com > > There should be at least one name no mater what state you pick, one national > dealer. > Florida should have one national dealer and four Florida shops. > > If anyone has any idea what this means I would appreciate an answer. > > <TITLE>Missing Post reply data</TITLE> > <H1>Data Missing</H1> > This document resulted from a POST operation and has expired from the > cache. If you wish you can repost the form data to recreate the > document by pressing the <b>reload</b> button. > > Ted Knudson > http://www.automatedcabinets.com > http://www.pulsarusa.com ----------------------------------------------------------- Jay Beaton Senior Software Engineer / Team Leader jrb@buildscape.com 919.484.9843 x231 919.484.4194 (Fax) Buildscape.com - Building a New Way http://www.buildscape.com -----------------------------------------------------------