to make a long story short I have a form that has values that are passed to PHP and PHP then passes those values to pre-populate another form (kind of like a check out form). Well on entering your values originally, it stores those values so when you get to a verification page you do not have to re-enter the info. in the original form (that stores) the user puts in their address, they do this with a text entry box that is uppercase and has a max length of 2 (abbreviated state). then on the verification page the state is a drop down. in Firefox it passes that original abbreviated state to populate the dropdown. This works fine but in IE7 it does not pass it.
the drop down code looks like this:
<div id="number"><h2>*</h2>State:<select id="state_select" name="state_select"><option value="">-- Select --</option>{html_options options=$arrStates selected=$state_select}</select></div>
Why wont this work in IE?
