Greetings great wise ones!

I have this script that works just great when viewed and run with IE - but with Netscape - the "Submit" button does not appear and so no selection can be made. Can anyone see why the submit button does not show in Netscape - but works just great with IE?

Thanks in advance for any insight. Blessings....

print " <form action=PageSelect.cgi method=post>\n";
print " <center><select name='selected' size=1>\n";
print " <option value='Make_a_Selection'> ---Select---></option>\n";
print " <option value='$page1'> $page1</option>\n";
print " <option value='$page2'> $page2</option>\n";
print " <input type='submit' name='submit' value='Submit'\n";
print " </select>\n";
print " <option selected value=> $IN{'selected'}</option>\n";
print " <p><b>\n";
print " <option selected value=><Font Color=#0000FF>Page Selected: ---
+></Font><Font Color=#FF0000> $in{'selected'}</option></Font></b>\n";
print " </form>

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In reply to Does not work in Netscape by Donnie

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