Re: IE Explorer Problems.
| From: | Niel Archer | Date: | Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:12:56 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: IE Explorer Problems. | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.windows |
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> Good morning,
>
> I am having a problem with a client web page when a user looks at the page
> using IE 7. (I commented the lines below with a "hash space" to show the
> firefox source. The IE source is shown commented with "hash hash space" where
> the "hash hash hash space" lines are the lines being incorrectly processed.
>
> This looks like an IE 7 bug, but I have not found any documentation on the web
> for this problem. Has any one seen this, and found a work-around?
>
> You can see this page at
> http://www.ramblerparts.com/catalog.php. Select, for
> example, 1968, Rambler American, All. When the next page comes up, click on
> any of the part images.
>
> The page source in Firefox shows (correctly) as:
>
> # <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-\/\/W3C\/\/DTD HTML 4.01\/\/EN">
> # <html>
> # <head>
> # <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=utf-8">
> # <title>PAINT</title>
> # <link rel=stylesheet href=background.css type=text/css>
> # </head>
> # <body background="./graphics/background.jpg">
> # <table align="center" width="90%">
> # <tr colspan=1>
> # <td rowspan=1>
> # </td>
> # <td>
> # <table align="center" width="90%">
> # <tr>
> # <td align="center">
> #
> # <img src="./graphics/online.gif" alt="Parts Online Catalog">
> # </td>
> # </tr>
> # </table>
> #
> # </td>
> # </tr>
> # <tr>
> # <td colspan=2>
> # <div align=center>
> # <table width="90%" nowrap>
> # <tr nowrap>
> # <td align=center nowrap width="90%">
> # <a href=/><img src="./graphics/button-home.jpg" border="0"
> alt="Home"></a></td>
> # </tr>
> #
> # </td>
> # </tr>
> # </table>
> #
> # </div>
> # </td>
> # </tr>
> # </table>
> #
> # <!-- import contents begins here -->
> # submit - PAINT;01-0015.jpg<br><div
> class="center"><b><h3>PAINT</h3></b></div><br>
> # <img src="01-0015.jpg" alt="PAINT">
> #
> # <!-- import contents ends here -->
> # <br><br>
> # <div class=center>
> # © Galvin's Rambler Parts - 2004
> # </div>
> # <div class=footnote>
> # Version: 1.7 <br>Last Revised: 2005/12/18
> #
> # </div>
> # </body>
> # </html>
>
> whereas when the page is viewed with IE 7, it looks like:
>
> ## <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-\/\/W3C\/\/DTD HTML 4.01\/\/EN">
> ## <html>
> ## <head>
> ## <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
> charset=utf-8">
> ## <title><IMG src=\"01-0015.jpg\" width=60></title>
> ## <link rel=stylesheet href=background.css type=text/css>
> ## </head>
> ## <body background="./graphics/background.jpg">
> ## <table align="center" width="90%">
> ## <tr colspan=1>
> ## <td rowspan=1>
> ## </td>
> ## <td>
> ## <table align="center" width="90%">
> ## <tr>
> ## <td align="center">
> ## <img src="./graphics/online.gif" alt="Parts Online Catalog">
> ## </td>
> ## </tr>
> ## </table>
> ##
> ## </td>
> ## </tr>
> ## <tr>
> ## <td colspan=2>
> ## <div align=center>
> ## <table width="90%" nowrap>
> ## <tr nowrap>
> ## <td align=center nowrap width="90%">
> ## <a href=/><img src="./graphics/button-home.jpg" border="0"
> alt="Home"></a></td>
> ## </tr>
> ##
> ## </td>
> ## </tr>
> ## </table>
> ##
> ## </div>
> ## </td>
> ## </tr>
> ## </table>
> ##
> ## <!-- import contents begins here -->
> ### submit - <IMG src=\"01-0015.jpg\" width=60><br><div
> class="center"><b><h3><IMG src=\"01-0015.jpg\"
> width=60></h3></b></div><br>
> ### <img src="" alt="<IMG src=\"01-0015.jpg\"
> width=60>">
I've heard of many weird IE bugs, but never that it eats the values of
img src properties.
Does your php have any browser specific processing?
> ### <!-- import contents ends here -->
> ## <br><br>
> ## <div class=center>
> ## © Galvin's Rambler Parts - 2004
> ## </div>
> ## <div class=footnote>
> ## Version: 1.7 <br>Last Revised: 2005/12/18
> ##
> ## </div>
> ## </body>
> ## </html>
>
>
> Allen Wayne Best, esq.
>
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Niel Archer