I suggest you may want to save the form to disk and change the
form action url to point to a cgi that does nothing but display
its parameters ( a useful thing to have sometimes, and trivial
to write ). Then open the form in the browser usually used, and
submit the form, then look at what is being passed for the checkboxes in the query. | [reply] |
Thanks for the suggestion, but the form is someone else's! There's the rub. Again, where can I look up more info on this stuff?
Thanks!
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The form doesn't need to be 'yours'. You just need access
its html source. If you don't have that then you may have a
problem.
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