Brian,

If I knew a bit more about how the web interface works (not what one can
do with it, but the technical aspects of how it lets one do it), I could
probably be a bit more "pin-pointy." However, I do know that access to the
web interface is dependent upon a cookie. Safari is almost the best browser
out there, but it's woefully erratic in handling cookies, sometimes
tenaciously holding on to old ones despite being told to let go and take a
new one.

When I have persistent problems such as you describe, I can't figure
anything else, and I'm sure there are no problems on the server end, I reset
Safari (use "Safari -> Reset Safari...", take a deep breath after reading the
dire message warning that you'll lose everything that makes Safari so much
fun to use, and click "Reset"). More often than not, this fixes things, for me
at least.

Byron

---- Original message ----
>Date: Sun, 21 Dec 2003 08:09:47 -0600
>From: Brian Crawford <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Safari
>To: [log in to unmask]
>
>I  did a search on "Safari"  in the archive and  came up with no
>matches.
>
>It seems that Iam not able to use the list owner's web interface with
>Apple's Safari browser at all. I can get to the pages, but when I enter
>information in any form, I always return a "not found" result. I can
>switch to the now non-supported IE and execute the same search, but
>Safari has become my browser of choice for Mac OSX.
>
>I am happy to send a bug report to Apple on this if somebody can help
>me with what to tell them the problem might be, other than "It doesn't
>work". I do not have similar problems with Safari on any other sites.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>Multiple List Owner since '95, back in the pre-web interface days
>
>Brian Crawford
>Chicago
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 Byron C. Mayes, MLS
 Head, Library Systems and Technology
 Temple University * Philadelphia, PA
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