Date: 01/17/06 (PHP Community) Keywords: php, mysql, browser, database, sql Ok, so I have the following code, meant to delete a category in a script I'm working on. It takes the category ID from the $_GET array, checks the database to make sure such a category ID exists, then deletes it if true or shows an error if false.
";When I execute this code, Firefox will always tell me that there is no category with the ID number specified, even when it does exist - however it will delete the category anyway. Opera does things correctly - a category is selected for deletion and the success message is shown. Is this a browser problem or a code problem? I have tried all sorts of different solutions, originally the code was as such: if (!empty($check_delete)) {However I switched it around thinking that maybe Firefox was taking too long to check the category and then finding it deleted or something like that. I haven't been able to test this in IE yet, but I have a feeling it might work, like it did in Opera. So... any ideas as to why it's not working in Firefox? Specs: PHP 5.0.5/MySQL 5.0.15 running on Windows XP (local testing server); Firefox 1.5 Thanks in advance. PS: First post to this community! *Bows low* Edit: Solved! Firefox didn't like having a button in the form field used to get the delete ID (it's a "get" method form). Changed it to a normal link and everything now seems to be working as it should. :)
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