Quick help need on browser question! - Why a no-show in Netscape nav?
Could someone please go to
http://members.aol.com/baltbufsol/index.html
and tell me why this is looking fine on Explorer but coming up as a blank screen in Navigator...even though when you "view source"...all the elements are there??
It's kinda making me nuts!!
Thanks in advance!
Tim R
JP Stones posted this at 23:39 — 5th July 1999.
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I just had a quick look at 1am and could not figure it out, I'll be back...
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John Pollock posted this at 03:55 — 6th July 1999.
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Netscape is very picky about table, td and tr tags being opened and closed in the proper order.
I didn't see a problem in the frameset page, but in your top frame I noticed that you were missing a </TR>, and there are two </table> tags and only one <table> tag. I think there are some <td> tags outside of the table and a stray </DIV>.
I didn't check the other two frames, but this might solve the problem. If not, we'll look into it further.
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Photog posted this at 02:15 — 7th July 1999.
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Thanks John for your help...unfortunately I'm still having problems. I did try to fix some of the table probs you noticed. That was very helpful. The thing is...each of the 3 individual frames
(http://members.aol.com/baltbufsol/logo.html......
http://members.aol.com/baltbufsol/navigation.html....and
http://members.aol.com/baltbufsol/home.html)
all show up if you call them up individually on the Netscape browser. It is only when you call up the ....index.html page which is the frameset...that I get a blank screen. I'm still baffled. Hate to trouble you again...but I would greatly appreciate some help.
Thanks so much...
Tim R
Brooke posted this at 04:21 — 7th July 1999.
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I had this kind of problem before. You really have to be careful about your table tags and frameset tags in netscape - it can be really picky!
I hope they all helped you and you get it working!
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JP Stones posted this at 17:47 — 7th July 1999.
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doh! I missed it as well.
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Woody posted this at 00:16 — 8th July 1999.
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I think you need to add another closing frameset tag. There are two opening frameset tags and only one closing tag.
Photog posted this at 01:44 — 8th July 1999.
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To JP...John...Woody...and Brooke....
Thank you all VERY MUCH!
Your keen eyes did indeed solve my problem.
I needed another </frameset> tag.
Geez...it would be great if there was some kind of uniformity between these 2 browsers.
What a headache this must be for all of you.
Constantly having to test on both...tweaking all the time.
But I gotta tell you...I have found a place that I know I can get help with my coding problems...so expect to hear from me again. And again a big THANKS!
You guys really saved me!!
Regards
Tim Rutherford
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Thanks folks.
John Pollock posted this at 03:55 — 8th July 1999.
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There it is! I overlooked it before, but Woody caught it.
Put in another </FRAMESET> tag and Netcape should show everything.
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