Form / link problem

Hi
I have created a report from a table, and also a form based on a table.
In the report I have created a link to the form page, so I can edit a row from the table.
I have added the link from the report to the form there contain the primary key.
When I click at the link I get the correct row and data, but when I press the save button nothing happens??
The link i click at is:
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=56399:3:41936757228890::.:3:P3_CAR_NO:2
But when I look in the browser the URL is this one???
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=56399:2:41936757228890:::::#f?p=56399:3:41936757228890::.:3:P3_CAR_NO:2
If I copy the url from the report and past it to the browser, i get the row, and can save the content... ?
Can someone try to explain what I have done wrong... ?
Best regards
Jesper Vels

Hi
Let my try again (pages are now public)
At this page copy the "edit" link and after that click at the edit button
http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=56399:2
Try to change something and press save. (nothing would happen)
Then past the url to the browsers address bar, go to the page and change something and press save.
Then the save button works??
If the link from the report are used, then the URL at the form page looks wired (http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=56399:2:3121142130601713:::::&success_msg=Action%20Processed.%2FAF5C73A45D7B380AEB2DA5344588473B%2F#f?p=56399:3:3121142130601713::.:3:P3_CAR_NO:2)
Best Regards
Jesper Vels

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To: Forte Technical Support
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Name of requestor: [Dale V. Georg / Alaiah Chandrashekar]
Company: [Indus Consultancy Services]
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