Posted by Geoff Berrow on 01/20/07 08:05

Message-ID: <Sr2dnXjU6O3oxizYRVnzvA@telenor.com> from Jeff contained the
following:

> I thought to begin with it's a good idea to
>make the page containing the form to be 100% xhtml compliant. (I use the
>xhtml validator at w3.org)

Very good but you then spoil it by using JavaScript to send the form.
Why?

I think that to get rid of the error you will have to put the input
inside a <td></td>

But what's the PHP problem?
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