IE Problems

I have a form that has a URL redirect to an article that has some DirectPhp code in it. In IE it brings up the form and when you click the submit button it brings the same URL up that called the form rather than the correct redirect URL to the article. It then generates a message that the session has expired and you need to log in again. If you repeat the process it works properly the second time.

I have some PHP code in the server side validation that generates some cookies that the script on the article is using. The problem only occurs on IE, not FireFox.

This site is springchickenmeter.com and the form is the Spring Chicken Meter.

Hi kavery327,

Works fine here in FF & IE 6, 7 & 8

Bob

It is my bad. I realize you are busy and I appreciate your looking at it. I did a little more digging in the forum and found some postings that seem to fix the problem. I first used sessions instead of cookies for what I wanted to do. It would only happen on computers that had accessed the site when it was using sessions (you looked at it after I had switched over to cookies). I removed the session token (if that is the correct term) from the db and it seemed to fix the problem. I know enough to be dangerous and I hope my understanding of the problem is correct. Chronoforms is a great product and it looks like it gets great support.

Did you at least get to find out what you are?

Thanks from a Late Fall Chicken.