Problem with Mozilla
Hi!
I need to ask you something, and I hope someone will be able to help me.
I made a little webpage with database and stuff. And everything's working great!
I used CSS for the main design of the page and it works perfectly in IE7 and I think in IE6 too.
But there are loads problems with it if you use Firefox (even the latest).
I don't even know what's the problem, but I think it's CSS...
Can someone take a look at it for me, please?
caffinephil posted this at 10:59 — 29th February 2008.
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I can see what you mean. It is strange as you usually get ti the other way round. Can you post the code up?
webwiz posted this at 17:45 — 29th February 2008.
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Odd. I see major problems in all my browsers - Firefox; Opera; Safari; IE 5, 6, and 7. The only variant that's even usable and likely close to what you might want is IE 5.5. (On Windows XP Pro here.)
One thing that may be giving you grief is the dependence on so much scripting. There are major, major differences between the way JavaScript works in IE and the rest of the browser world. You may also be better off with a more recent version of Dreamweaver, if that's what you are using. The latest version does an infinitely better job.
Sorry I have no solution - it's kinda hard to know what you are aiming at with so many different behaviors. (Also, my JavaScript skills are not quite up to the task
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FWIW - The scripts should be put inside CDATA sections for XHTML documents. No need for the HTML comments inside scripts - unless you are expecting visitors using Netscape version one.
Cordially, David
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delete from internet where user_agent="MSIE" and version < 8;
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