PHP - Filter Rss Like Internet Explorer Does

Hi All!

First post here - I'm a bit of a self taught PHP junkie

I'm having some issues with the following php/MySQL code.

The issue is with Internet Explorer (surprise, surprise)

I have setup an if statement so that the long description field in the form comes up as a text area (based on the max-length property of the mySQL field.), while the shorter fields come up as text fields.

The issue is that in IE, none of the shorter fields preceding the Long Description Text Field show up - ie. the form is lacking a couple of necessary fields.

Works perfectly well in Firefox.


<form id="addprod" name="addprod" action="" method="get" enctype="multipart/form-data">
    <?php 
        require_once($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'].'/resources/db/viewer_connect.php');
        $table = 'products';
        $fieldQuery = "SELECT * from $table";
        $result = mysql_db_query($dbname,$fieldQuery) or die('<span class="body_text">Query Error: '.mysql_error().'</span>');
        
        $i = 0;
        $prInfo = array('PROD_ID'=>'Product ID',
                        'PROD_NAME'=>'Product Name',
                        'PROD_DESC_SHORT'=>'Product Description (Short)',
                        'PROD_DESC_LONG'=>'Product Description (Long)',
                        'MODEL_1'=>'Model 1',
                        'MODEL_2'=>'Model 2',
                        'MODEL_3'=>'Model 3',
                        'MODEL_4'=>'Model 4',
                        'MODEL_5'=>'Model 5',
                        'RRP_1'=>'Model 1 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_2'=>'Model 2 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_3'=>'Model 3 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_4'=>'Model 4 RRP($)',
                        'RRP_5'=>'Model 5 RRP($)',
                        'PROD_IMG'=>'Main Image',
                        'IMAGE_2'=>'Image 2',
                        'IMAGE_3'=>'Image 3');
                        
        while ($i < mysql_num_fields($result)) {
            $meta = mysql_fetch_field($result, $i);
            if (!$meta) {
                echo "No information available<br />\n";
                }
            if($meta->max_length<=256){
                if($meta->name=='PROD_IMG'||$meta->name=='IMAGE_2'||$meta->name=='IMAGE_3'){
                    echo '<p class="body_text"><label for="'.$meta->name.'">'.$prInfo[$meta->name].':<input name="'.$meta->name.'" type="file" size="50" maxlength="'.$meta->max_length.'" /></label></p>';
                }
                else{
                    echo '<p class="body_text"><label for="'.$meta->name.'">'.$prInfo[$meta->name].':<input name="'.$meta->name.'" type="text" size="50" maxlength="'.$meta->max_length.'" /></label></p>';
                }
            }
            else{
                echo '<p class="body_text" style="line-height:150px; vertical-align:top;"><label for="'.$meta->name.'">'.$prInfo[$meta->name].':<textarea name="'.$meta->name.'" cols="50" rows="10" /></p>';
            }
            $i++;
}
mysql_free_result($result);
?>

<p class="body_text"><input type="submit" value="Add New Record" /><input type="reset" value="Clear Form" /></p>
        
</form>

Any thoughts would be awesome!!

Thanks in advance,

Tim

Hi,

as usual there is a problem ONLY with one browser... IE (any version).
Please check the webpage & notice the space between the Header buttons.

I can't find the PROBLEM!!! Please help!!

Thanks in advance..

Well, my page contains a URL like file.php?userid=1&pass=passwordhashblablabla.

I try to open the page on opera, mozilla, safari, google chrome and so browsers and it works fine. I get the message that id/pw match and user has logged in successfully.

However, when I go to THE SAME url on IE, i get message that id/pw do not match.

URL is still the same, history is cleaned...

Thanks in advance.

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Hi, I have a problem with Internet Explorer converting spaces into underscores:

The problem occurs using PHPRtfLite.

When I run the script I want the file name to contain spaces, however in Internet Explorer these spaces are converted into underscores. This does not happen in ff, chrome, safari or opera.

Any help on how to fix this would be much appreciated as I am stuck. Thanks.
Joe

p.s.
Here is how the file name is created
$filename = "Mysite - ".$u-ID."' (".$user_name.").rtf";