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<input type="hidden" in Foxfire

 
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travismp

 

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<input type="hidden" in Foxfire - 7/7/2008 16:24:29   
add.asp - My user can log into my system and add records to their account. The add form has about 5 fields, two of which are 'hidden' that pre-populate into the text boxes from a side DB.

In IE they are actually hidden in IE but in Firefox they are showing. What gives? How can I hide text boxes of a form in firefox as well?
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RE: <input type="hidden" in Foxfire - 7/7/2008 16:41:54   
type - hidden works fine in Firefox. Check your code.

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Now where did I put that Doctype?

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RE: <input type="hidden" in Foxfire - 7/7/2008 16:45:52   
<input type="hidden" value="<%=session("Username")%>" maxlength="75" tabindex="0">


This is my code. In IE the page looks correct, but in FireFox this box shows up.

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RE: <input type="hidden" in Foxfire - 7/7/2008 17:19:03   
Wow that was fun. I did figure out the anwer, I am not sure why but the way my code was set up there was only one box in IE with the data and two in Firefox, one with data and one blank. The blank box was the won showing up. You were correct it was my code, I have it done now. Thank you.

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RE: <input type="hidden" in Foxfire - 7/8/2008 14:03:36   
:) Glad you got it sorted.

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