Form Fields Not Carrying Data
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What I am trying to do is pull data from two tables and display it on one page. The code below doesn't display any errors, but all it prints is the results from the first query. Ideas? Thanks. (I also need to somehow put a variable in for the warranty table data so it is tied to the product_status table data. You can see there is a WHERE in the first query of pid, but no WHERE in the second query. That is a seperate question, though. It would make this way too long, so I will post it separately). PHP Code:
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This has been driving me nuts. I have an application running for several clients. Some run on http and two run on https. Two weeks ago, the https customers started occassionally getting kicked out to the home page. This is not every time, it's generally 1 in 10 form posts. Refreshing the page asks you to repost the info and it posts as it should have in the first place. Dumping the $_SERVER variable shows me that if things go well I get the $_POST and $_GET variables and the $_SERVER["CONTENT_LENGTH"] is a number. When the error shows up, CONTENT_LENGTH=0 and there are no $_POST or $_GET variables. I can only reproduce this over https on Linux/Apache/PHP using Internet Explorer. I cannot reproduce it using Mozilla or Opera as a browser. And I also can't reproduce it using IE over https with Windows/IIS/PHP. None of the PHP code changed and there were no new installations on the server I can point to as a possible cause. We were running PHP v4.1.1 and upgraded to v4.3.4. I have been able to trap the condition to offer our users a page to inform them to refresh so they won't lose their data. Any suggestions, ideas, places to look or ask more questions, is much appreciated. $_SERVER[SERVER_SOFTWARE] => Apache/1.3.20 Sun Cobalt (Unix) mod_ssl/2.8.4 OpenSSL/0.9.6b PHP/4.3.4 mod_auth_pam_external/0.1 FrontPage/4.0.4.3 mod_perl/1.25
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