>Люди поможите! Когда в тег <input type='file'> вставляю значение по умолчанию value='333.txt' то в форме ничего такого не отображается. Браузер Konqueror

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Browser Peculiarities
    
Internet Explorer and Netscape do not use the VALUE attribute         as the default contents of the input area. Any default value set via         HTML is not usable via scripting and the DOM as well (hence it is not         listed as 'supported' in any of the browsers.) If a user enters text         in the field however, that value is then reachable via the DOM as         it normally would be for a normal INPUT field (via the .value property.)         The reason for this behavior would presumably be to ensure the         security/safety of users against malicious authors. Opera displays the          default VALUE attribute value and submits it as well (although it prompts          for confirmation on submit if you have not altered that value.)    
Netscape 2+ only supports the onChange event handler attribute in cases         where the user enters or modifies text via the text box; if the         "Browse..." button is the only thing used, the event is not fired.         Internet Explorer 4.0+ fires the event in both cases.    
Netscape 4+ allows some Character-level formatting to be applied to the         contents of this form field. These physical formatting elements (along with         virtual formatting elements that are rendered identically, such as         EM and I) apply to this form field: I, U, S, STRIKE, SUB, SUP, BIG,         SMALL, FONT SIZE and FONT FACE.    
Using a READONLY attribute in IE4 and IE5 on this element still allows         a user to invoke the file...open dialog (from the "Browse..." button),         although the text field is not directly editable. In IE5.5 plus, both the         text field AND the file...open dialog are not usable.    
Opera 5/6: Using the DISABLED attribute still sends the name/value pair         for the element to the form processing script. It should not do this.
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