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When writing an internal anchor, something like <a name="nameofanchor">, either use the form:

<a name="nameofanchor"> or <a name="nameofanchor"></a>

Some browsers, notably some versions of firefox, did not understand anchors like:

<a name="nameofanchor" />

as usable with XML or XHTML. Indicating the correct DOCTYPE might also solve the problem :), even if this solution has not been tested...

When creating a form, if the "method" attribute contains leading spaces, some versions of Internet Explorer will submit the form using the GET method, regardless of the value of the attribute. As for 2005/2006, all recent versions of IE exhibit this behavior. As an example:

<form method="GET" ... # correct, GET method used <form method="POST" ... # correct, POST method used <form method=" POST" ... # wrong, GET method used

Note that other browsers, like firefox, ignore the leading spaces and will correctly send data using the POST method.