User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.3) Gecko/20030312 Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.3) Gecko/20030312 This may be more of a hack, but I figured out a way to use "ismap" in a "<img>" tag to collect coordinate information from a clicked-on image, then I determined I needed a way to collect info about the image.. I hacked "?stuffhere?" into the url. It works fine on IE, but Mozilla parses it out.. I'm using this feature to support a visual documenting open source app I'm writing that would allow users to visually document any interface. But without this feature on mozilla I will have to tell users to use IE.. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. create a <a href="myscript?myvars"><img src="" ismap></a> in your html.. 2. click on the image.. that will produce a url like "myscript?myvars?123,456" in IE but not in Mozilla.. 3. you will see in mozilla "myscript?123,456". Actual Results: Well my program uses the vars in between the "?" marks, to name the image that is fedback into the browser.. So what I'm doing is taking the corrdinates and generating a new image, but after the ismap click I need to know what image that was on, so I put the image name in the "vars" (urlencoded with php). Then I take the URL and parse out the vars, obtain the image name, load it in and mark the coordinates on teh image.. This allows me to create a push/pull style server side app with a graphical interface. in IE it works, but in Mozilla I get a blank image when the ismap image is clicked on, because the vars are discarded which name the image that was clicked... Expected Results: To see receive the vars between the "?" marks intact.. How I woudl solve this if I were programming it is I would get the code that parses the URL and asjust it to ignore the n-1 occurences of "?" in the URL and parse the last "?" with its following information.. If we were using perl: if ($url =~ /([^?]+)[?](.*)$/) { $scripturl = $1 ; $ vars = $2 } rather than if ($url =~ /([^?]+).*[?]([^?]+)$/) { $scripturl = $1 ; $vars = $2 }

This is a duplicate of bug 185169 which as a patch that didn't make it into 1.3.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 185169 ***