This is a similar bug to Bug 99692 When a user selects view source for a page, it looks like the page is re-requested from the server, no doubt to reflect what is actually on the page, not what the browser is displaying. This works fine except that when you are viewing a page created via a post to CGI, the browser almost seems like it does a re-request to the page before displaying the source. ---------- Testcase: http://personals.ufies.org/search.html set 'i am a' to 'man looking for woman', age to '21-25', and country to be 'canada' (ensures that there are only a few matches :) On the page that says 'You have X matches', click View->Page Source. You will see in the view source page that there is the message "I'm sorry, there was an error processing your search. ...", which is not present on the "real" page. ---------- This behaviour is probably desired in some cases, but for anyone doing any sort of debugging with CGIs, mozilla is unusable :( I have to start netscape 4.x to be able to correctly see code created with a CGI via POST. It doesn't seem to affect normal CGI pages, as if you go to http://ufies.org/iambe/comment.cgi?pid=apr1902 (a page created via cgi) it's source is rendered perfectly.

This is fixed in current builds... please upgrade. :) (this was also the most-commonly-reported bug until last week). *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 55583 ***