February 09, 2001 10:24 AM
Subject: RE: [PHP] shows up in IE but not Netscape
> Try closing your table here... or putting the new table in a .
Netscape
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In article , Philip
Olson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Whenever this problem exists, run your site through here :
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>http://validator.w3.org/
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>Actually, always run sites through there, it's useful (sometimes a bit
>picky.) For things like
> Good web design rule of thumb: Always check against Netscape. If it
> renders in Netscape, odds are it'll render in IE. The reverse is not
> true.
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> Matt
I find dealing with Netscape browsers a pain. So many people complain that
IE doesn't follow the standards, but I find it the other way
Also :
Whenever this problem exists, run your site through here :
http://validator.w3.org/
Actually, always run sites through there, it's useful (sometimes a bit
picky.) For things like missing table tags, it's very helpful.
Regards,
Philip
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>Welcome back to the ColoradoPTAC website, $row['company']; ?>.
> Please click target="_top">here to
> complete the login process and begin using the site.
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> "EB" == "Erik Boles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> We are running a webform, that asks for user ID and pass, then
> passes it on to a .php3 file that shows them a page to continue
> (not a security thing, just a tracking thing).
> This .php3 file, called login.php3 works just fine in I
Sounds like you may be missing a piece of a table. Make sure all your table,
tr, td type tags have a closing tag. IE is more forgiving...
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Jesse Swensen
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> From: "Erik Boles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Organization: rocky Mountain Web Tech
> Reply-To: "Erik Boles" <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Try closing your table here... or putting the new table in a . Netscape
is very picky with tables.
complete the login process and begin using the site.
On Fri, Feb 09, 2001 at 10:09:02AM -0700, Erik Boles wrote:
> We are running a webform, that asks for user ID and pass, then passes it on
> to a .php3 file that shows them a page to continue (not a security thing,
> just a tracking thing).
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> This .php3 file, called login.php3 works just fine i
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