Jukka K. Korpela wrote: > you mean the lack of value="..." attributes in <option> > elements inside the <select id="doctype" name="doctype"> > element. Yes. I tried to verify this locally replacing the original form by a simple <form action="http://localhost/check">. But that worked as expected, tests with other browsers worked too, and finally even tests with Netscape 3.x worked on other documents. My first guess (HTML 3.2) was completely wrong. > I don't think there is any browser that really complies with > HTML 3.2. No comment... ;-) The problem was not the HTML, the browser, or the POST, it's a weird condition in the validated document resulting in an error message... Fatal Error: No DOCTYPE specified! ...not exactly what I expected after manually selecting the DOCTYPE. I've now published the "fatal" document as... <URL:http://frank.ellermann.bei.t-online.de/home/test/x1.htm> ...and the corresponding validator URL with fatal error is... <URL:http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http%3A%2F%2Ffrank.ellermann.bei.t-online.de%2Fhome%2Ftest%2Fx1.htm&charset=iso-8859-15+%28Latin+9%29&doctype=HTML+3.2&verbose=1> Of course the document is invalid, that's not the question. I found it in a mail, and because my browser refuses to display it I tried to validate it. Bye, FrankReceived on Tuesday, 12 August 2003 03:20:37 GMT
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