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    I am having a weird problem that has me baffled. I recently began using the WebLoginPE snippet for user management. It works great in IE, but in my version of Firefox, the form values don’t make it to the server. Echoing out both the query string and the $_POST variable contents reveals that the form data gets lost somewhere before reaching the snippet. The $_POST variable looks like this:

    Array
    (
    [username] =>
    [password] =>
    [stayloggedin] =>
    [serviceButtonValue] =>
    )

    Any suggestions??
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      I forget if the "fix" applied to IE or FF. There was an updated .js file in the WLPE subforum.

      Which reminds me --- snippet specific stuff like this is better suited for the subforum. It’ll be answered faster there.
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        Where is this subforum?
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            Quote from: Soshite at Dec 31, 2007, 06:36 PM

            I forget if the "fix" applied to IE or FF. There was an updated .js file in the WLPE subforum.

            Which reminds me --- snippet specific stuff like this is better suited for the subforum. It’ll be answered faster there.

            The fix actually applied to IE. But I’m not sure about this FF problem; I’m not getting it thus far.
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              I don know if this will help. I was having some inconsistencies until I went to using chunks as templates for the various pages.

              For logins my call is:

              <p>
              [!WebLoginPE? &loHomeId=`4` &liHomeId=`102,1` &loginFormTpl=`CustomLogin` !] 
              </p
              >

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