This is for one of my boss's client-sites.
Basically what happens is this: the user goes to an edit page where each row from the table in the database is displayed, with their own form and update & delete buttons, each with their own variables to identify properly which category the row is part of, as well as exactly which id number is to be updated. Adding or deleting a row (or listing, as theyre called with this project) works just I programmed it to. Problem is, I forgot to leave notes for what I changed last, and I can't remember what I changed or how long ago it was. But, basically, the updating function works as it should for the other two categories, just not this one. If the result is OK and no errors arise, it displays a message thanking them for the request and gives a link back to the edit page. All of this works as it should in FireFox - in IE, however, it's as if the data isn't even there; at the least, it's not getting passed back to itself like it is in FireFox - it just shows an empty table where the response message should be (and is, in FireFox at least).
I don't want to provide my example just yet, as for right now I'm just curious to see WHY data would pass normally in FireFox, but not IE. I even went into IE's settings, lowered my cookie security, lowered the pop-up-blocker sensitivity, and lowered my internet security as well, even adding the domain to my list of trusted sites, just in case. But nothing is working.
Thanks! 🙂
