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Posted by vic on 07/24/07 15:26
"vic" <vic at showsec dot com> wrote in message
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> "Arjen" <dont@mail.me> wrote in message news:f84oje$65n$1@brutus.eur.nl...
>> vic wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I have a strange problem that is only occuring on a new Vista Home Dell
>>> laptop in IE7. On the website I have a login screen that uses POST
>>> Variables to get the user name and password. However, on this 1 brand
>>> new DELL laptop the POST variables are not getting picked up. My other
>>> Vista Ultimate machine works as well as all of my XP machines. The
>>> problem only occurs on IE7 and works using Fire Fox. Has anyone run
>>> into this? It must be a setting in IE7 but I have no idea what. I have
>>> 850 + people that have signed up but I don't know how many of these are
>>> Vista machines.
>>>
>>> Thanks in Advance,
>>
>> I had this problem once with a virus scanner (Kaspersky beta 6)
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>> Try this: var_dump($_POST);
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>> www.arjenkarel.nl
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> OK - I dumped the POST variables and the Vista Home machine is empty after
> receiving the username and password. On the other machines the dump shows
> them correctly.
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> Here's something else that I noticed. I have a "Forgot Password" link on
> the screen and if I hover on it, it shows &PHPSESSID and a long string of
> numbers which is not on the other machines
>
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