Safari 1.3.1 (312.3)

Question

I am a developer and I have been working on a site that uses php heavily to support display and process form input. In two critical areas buttons that are supposed to initiate server response fail to initiate the intended response. The exact same code works on Fire Fox, Internet Explorer, and Opera.Safari does not have error reporting or javascript console. It has to let the developer rely on the Fire Fox javascript console and/or the I.E. or Opera error reporting facilities. If these browser are satisfied, what am I to do? I don't want to tell visitors to this site not to use Safari, do I. The code and markup uses javascript heavily. The buttons that don't work are just that, html input type button. Their functionality is initiated by an onclick event that invokes a javascript function that does preprocessing and sends the form data post to the same script that process the request and redisplays itself. These buttons MUST WORK.
I do it this way so the user cannot turn off javascript and submit by just tabing to the button an hitting return.
Any advice or suggestions, requests to see actual code
will be appreciated.
Thanks
I have sent a bug report.
This code is up on a functioning site but access is strickly controled, you understand that, don't you?
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Answer 1

Ugly, I hope this is not a trend. IE not being supported on Mac? Is that because the new Macs are supposed to run Windows straight up? And does that mean that if a Mac user wants to use Internet Explorer that they have to use their Windows installation? Or is that a catch with Windows on Mac; not supporting Internet Exporer? What about Windows Vista? A little affirmation of Internet Explorer on Mac. My bank's
web site, Citibank, will not do Internet Explorer running on
OSX. How about that? That has been the case for the last year or so.
addenda:
The DHTML bugs in Internet Explorer I encountered showed up on any version of I.E. I had access to, including verstions running on Windows '98. To clairify, I had run into an apperent bug in I.E. with DHTMl that turned out just to be that the one of the size attributes was missing from an image tag. As soon as I added the missing size attribute (height, width, I don't remember) the bug went away. The current 'bug' is a bug and does not have that problem.
So, is there a discussion group mailing list for Safari?
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