Oddly most of the web pages used for the “Leads” stuff only worked when run under Mozilla but failed when run under Internet Explorer. That has been fixed and they now run under both browsers correctly.

For useless information what happened?

In the original web pages and PHP programs the programmer incorrectly wrote the tag for the submit button using a BUTTON tag instead of an input tag like this

<button value="submit" name="Submit">Submit</button>

and created a button that looked like this:

Now the Mozilla browser was smart enough to figure out what the programmer meant and when the button was clicked on instead knew that it should do what happens when you click on an a INPUT SUBMIT button. And Mozilla did its stuff and the program worked, when in theory the program should NOT have worked because a INPUT SUBMIT button was required.

However Internet Explorer CORRECTLY did what it should when the button was clicked on, which is do nothing. Thus Internet Explorer would not let you run any of the software behind the “Leads” menu.

The programmer should have written an INPUT button which looks like this

<input type="submit" name=submit value="SUBMIT">

and the button looks like this:

Here we see the two slightly different buttons displayed side by side:

Notice the correct INPUT SUBMIT button is on the right and has a little bit more shadow on the bottom and left sides then the BUTTON SUBMIT button.

I changed these buttons in all the programs that I know about and they all seem to now work under Internet Explorer as well as Mozilla.