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	<title>Comments on: Safari and Firefox multipart form submission differences</title>
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		<title>By: admin</title>
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		<description>I think I might be wrong about this whole thing now. Both browsers are sending the file variable over. For some reason in Rails params[:file][:name].original_filename = &#039;&#039; when Firefox submit the form and params[:file][:name] = &#039;&#039; when Safari submits it.

That tells me Safari isn&#039;t sending over the form as multipart when a file isn&#039;t selected. Lame Safari. I specified it in the form tag. Do what I say already!</description>
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<p>That tells me Safari isn&#8217;t sending over the form as multipart when a file isn&#8217;t selected. Lame Safari. I specified it in the form tag. Do what I say already!</p>
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