I'm sorry, bigup401, we're just not connecting here.

     i want to disallow auto code execution

I realize you probably think this is clear -- but it is not. It begs many questions, some of which are:

1. What code are you trying to prevent execution of?
• Perl CGI code from the server?
• JavaScript code on the page?
• JavaScript or other code entered into the form by the end user?
• Some other kind of code?
2. At what point are you trying to prevent this code execution?
• Before the web page is fully displayed?
• After the web page is displayed but before the user starts typing?
• After the user starts typing but before they click the button? (This seems the likely answer but nothing is clear here)
• Some other point in the user's experience?

I wasn't kidding when I said to be slow, careful, detailed, and thorough. We are missing on more points than we are connecting on.

Slow down, breathe deeply, maybe have a cup of hot cocoa. Then, relax, and try to explain the process you are expecting to see, and what you are trying to affect.

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