[Javascript] Safari iframe bug

[Roger Roelofs]

I may have discovered a Safari bug.  I am looking for confirmation (or 
lack thereof).  It is not strictly a javascript issue, but I'm sure any 
workaround will be.

The short version is that if you have a form on the main page target an 
iframe, Safari opens a new window, as though the iframe didn't exist).  
Is this issue known?  Is there a workaround?  I've seen the article at 
O'Reilly / Apple about turning the form inputs into a query string, but 
was hoping to save that technique as a last resort because I try to 
reserve javascript for the nice extras rather than core functionality.

The code is something like this...

<form name="StatusUpdate1" method="POST" action="statusupdate.php" 
target="DataFrame">
	<input type="text" value="" name="Comment" onchange="checkAndSubmit() 
/>
	... other inputs ...
	<input type="submit" value="Update Status" />
</form>
<form name="StatusUpdate2" method="POST" action="statusupdate.php" 
target="DataFrame">
	<input type="text" value="" name="Comment" onchange="checkAndSubmit() 
/>
	... other inputs ...
	<input type="submit" value="Update Status" />
</form>

...

<iframe name="DataFrame" id="DataFrame" src="mt.html">
	<p>Upgrade please...</p>
</iframe>

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Thanks!