Jun 3rd, 2011, 5:51 AM
Hello Ben Thanks for the speedy reply,
it is much appreciated.
I put the code in and it did print out the session at the top of the page so I guess it is coming through, why it isn't showing up in the div is a mystery to me. Maybe I need to tinker with the way I put in the PHP ?
What version of FF are you using, I am cross browser testing and I am seeing it on everything,
I will look into that maybe the extended comments are screwing things up in Safari on Mac, but it is working fine everywhere else . . . I will give it a look see . . . I have been commentint things out with multiple dashes since 2004 on all my websites, seems this practice is catching up with me, at least when I am using JS on the pages . .
Anyway as I said after adding the bit of code you gave me the session is printing out at the top of all browser pages, what is next?
gp
it is much appreciated.
(Jun 3rd, 2011, 1:27 AM)Ben Wrote: If the latter, you could try adding this to the PHP at the top of the page (after the ft_api_init_form_page() function call):
Code:print_r($fields);
I put the code in and it did print out the session at the top of the page so I guess it is coming through, why it isn't showing up in the div is a mystery to me. Maybe I need to tinker with the way I put in the PHP ?
(Jun 3rd, 2011, 1:27 AM)Ben Wrote: However, I looked at your form page and things look a little wonky. The form doesn't submit on Firefox.
What version of FF are you using, I am cross browser testing and I am seeing it on everything,
(Jun 3rd, 2011, 1:27 AM)Ben Wrote: One thing I noticed (and this may well be unrelated), but I don't think comments of this form are valid: <!----- ------> They should only be <!-- --> (only two dashes either side). When I view source in Firefox, it shows a great deal of your page to be commented out. Also, I ran into a problem one time with XHTML strict when my javascript had lines of ----- in it. That also threw errors in Safari or something... Generally best to stick to the standard comment tags to ensure all weird & wonderful browsers won't break.
I will look into that maybe the extended comments are screwing things up in Safari on Mac, but it is working fine everywhere else . . . I will give it a look see . . . I have been commentint things out with multiple dashes since 2004 on all my websites, seems this practice is catching up with me, at least when I am using JS on the pages . .
Anyway as I said after adding the bit of code you gave me the session is printing out at the top of all browser pages, what is next?
gp