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Index of Subjects Well, it seems to work fine once the button tag was rewritten. You don't get the cute JavaScript-generated warning about both username and password fields being required if you try to submit it with only one or the other filled in, but that's a small price to pay for virtually universal graphic browser access. The redirect can go in any time then and does not need to restrict graphic browsers to Mozilla 3 or better then after all, at least not because of JScript-JavaScript incompatibilities. It would be nice to test the functionality of the mail form with MSIE 2 & 3 and Netscape 2 just to be on the safe side though. I've got Netscape 2.02 at home, so I can check on that when I get there. MSIE 2 and 3 both call themselves Mozilla 2 so how about we restrict the new page to Mozilla 3 or better until we can determine for sure that Netscape 2, and MSIE 2 & 3 don't crap themselves on the mailbox code? Hitwise, Mozilla 1 and 2 are pretty negligible anyway so we wouldn't be affecting much in the way of traffic, but will have the long overdue new home page online. On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, Michael Smith wrote: > You need to change the <input type="button" onclick="..."> to a regular > <input type="submit" ...>. Also, you don't need any of the hidden > fields. Just user and pass. > > Then all the JavaScript can come out. >
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