[frgeek-michiana] Fwd: Re: Test web site with IE
- From: Tom Brown <tbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: FreeGeek Michiana <frgeek-michiana@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2004 20:46:42 -0500
I decided to assume the xhtml is good and the css too. If the problem isn't
something I did to the code, what could it be? The UK based web site which
is the template for MichianaGeeks works as flawlessly as possible with IE 6.
Only one thing left to check, the web server, Apache.
/etc/apache/httpd.conf is plain vanilla except I added "index.xhtml" to the
index file directive. Mime.types? /etc/apache/mime.types lists xhtml as an
application type.
application/xhtml+xml xhtml xml
But this isn't an xhtml/xml application. Its just text. Text types then?
text/html html htm
Hmm, no xhtml text type. I added one.
text/html html htm xhtml
That did it! IE still flubs some of the CSS 2 styles, but the site loads
nicely now.
Tom
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2004 11:31:35 -0500
To: FreeGeekMichiana
From: Tom Brown <tbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: Re: [frgeek-michiana] Test web site with IE
The jury's in -- either IE is trash (doh) or I've done something wrong.
Although I believe IE 6 is trash, it is supposedly designed to handle
xhtml entirely and quite a bit of CSS 2, so that leads me to think my
coding is the problem. If I figure it out, I'll publish the bug as a
"technique" to keep IE users at bay. ;)
Tom
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Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2004 11:31:35 -0500 To: FreeGeekMichiana From: Tom Brown <tbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Subject: Re: [frgeek-michiana] Test web site with IE
The jury's in -- either IE is trash (doh) or I've done something wrong. Although I believe IE 6 is trash, it is supposedly designed to handle xhtml entirely and quite a bit of CSS 2, so that leads me to think my coding is the problem. If I figure it out, I'll publish the bug as a "technique" to keep IE users at bay. ;)
Tom