[24hoursupport] Re: browser settings for various browsers
- From: "Douglas S. Oliver" <dsoliver@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: 24hoursupport <24hoursupport@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 11 Jul 2004 22:47:21 -0700
Thanks for the reply, I ran a chunk through (html)tidy and came up with
8 errors and around 90 warnings related to the \/ problem. The fix only
takes a second, but he's gotta be willing to do it on each page. Tidy
has a win2000 setting because of the well-known problems that arise when
win2K is used for producing web pages.
And yes, Mozilla gets as far as Opera, which I also really like.
By the way, Tidy fixes the problems automatically AFTER the errors are
fixed. The 8 errors were in the code word uses for round-tripping. Easy
search and kill routine.
On Fri, 2004-07-09 at 17:41, Ray wrote:
> Out of curiosity I checked the page in Opera and it does
> work in Opera. It also worked first try in IE. In Mozilla
> the homepage displayed but I got server error messages
> when trying links.
>
> I ran it through an online validator and only came up with
> a few errors. All related to frames. It might not be that
> hard for him to change.
Validator doesn't find the critical mistakes; I tried it also, but tidy
found it all--great little program.
> The errors were:
>
> (http://watson.addy.com/)
>
> line #9: unknown attribute "FRAMESPACING" for element
> <FRAMESET>.
> line #9: unknown attribute "BORDER" for element <FRAMESET>.
> line #9: unknown attribute "FRAMEBORDER" for element
> <FRAMESET>.
> line #10: unknown attribute "TARGET" for element <FRAME>.
>
> I'm a bit puzzled why any of those would cause the problem
> but I'm no HTML expert.
>
You can look at the source code to see what a mess it is. I don't know
if wordXP has cleaned any of this up. I suspect it has.
Thanks much again for your reply and time. -- d
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