It probably has to do with the fact that you are using a querystring
for the action and the encoding type is set to url encode. Safari is
appending the data to the action essentially creating a GET request
instead of a post where the data is part of the message body.
Interesting.
Is there a means to do this in reverse that works for all browsers?
I need to pass a few variables back to my application and would like to
keep them out of the URL if possible. But I don't want the attendant
baggage of a form everytime I put a single button on a page.
Also want to avoid the "do you want to repost" message if the user
refreshes.
Larry Lowe
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