I know this doesn't sound right as how can php be different in safari vs ie/ff, but i've been updating a genre list on my page to a tag cloud.
When submitting the form using ie/ff the tag is sent properly, and the response is correct.
When submitting from safari or chrome, the tag is sent properly (i've left the alert in place), and you can see that the variable is recieved in php properly, but then the query returns no results.
This only affects multi-word genres from the tag cloud. How is this possible?
I suspected that Safari was adding some sort of '+' or '%20' characters into the spaces, but I've tried stripping those out of the PHP, and they are never showing up in the alert either, so that isn't the issue.
Here's a link to the test page. You can see the error by selecting a multi-word genre (the genres change depending on what is coming near you, so just pick any multi-word like 'folk rock' or 'roots music').
If you compare the results in IE/FF vs. Safari/Chrome, you'll see the difference.
http://zifimusic.com/v3
Thanks, sorry for the strange request.
Pete
When submitting the form using ie/ff the tag is sent properly, and the response is correct.
When submitting from safari or chrome, the tag is sent properly (i've left the alert in place), and you can see that the variable is recieved in php properly, but then the query returns no results.
This only affects multi-word genres from the tag cloud. How is this possible?
I suspected that Safari was adding some sort of '+' or '%20' characters into the spaces, but I've tried stripping those out of the PHP, and they are never showing up in the alert either, so that isn't the issue.
Here's a link to the test page. You can see the error by selecting a multi-word genre (the genres change depending on what is coming near you, so just pick any multi-word like 'folk rock' or 'roots music').
If you compare the results in IE/FF vs. Safari/Chrome, you'll see the difference.
http://zifimusic.com/v3
Thanks, sorry for the strange request.
Pete
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