On, http://www.cyberworldcorp.com/new%20site/products_downloads.html there is a short piece of javascript which reads the information on the form and writes it to a cookie. var product; for(var i=0;i < document.forms[0].product.length;i++){ if(document.forms[0].product[i].checked){ product = document.forms[0].product[i].value; } } The only problem is, product is returned as undefined in Mozilla, while this code works in the other 2 browsers. In the cookie viewer all of the other information is layed out properly (It reads from selection boxes correctly).

not a JavaScript engine bug, it's a DOM thing. (see http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/describecomponents.cgi?product=Browser for info on mozilla components)

There are several radio buttons named "product" in the form; the above script relies on the accepted behavior that JavaScript places those elements into an array with the specified name. It's not clear to me that the DOM specifies this behavior, but in any event it doesn't work in Mozilla right now. This looks like a duplicate of bug 12307.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 12307 ***

Duplicate. Marking verified.