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John, you can check it out at http://www.nostreetracing.org if you wanna see if you can figure out the problem
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PJ i'm gonna register over there and we're going to work on those templates...they're a MESS.
anyone who seriously feels like contributing to this thread feel free. but if all you're going to do is battle over ie vs ff take it somewhere else. ![]() |
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If we were to use the same analogy for baby seats, Firefox would protect the baby, while MSIE protected the baby AND helped the driver avoid the accident. MSIE can view standardized code AND the stuff that is a little out of whack. Firefox throws a fit if the code isn't standardized. Yes, there is good reason for standards - but we have an Internet where millions don't care, don't know or simply just want to push the envelope. Of course, there are also quite a few who insist the world should narrow their tools and their online experience, just to accomodate standards which really aren't standards outside of one group. |
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I am sitting here in disbelief that your argument is "write crappy code, who cares cause MSIE can render it anyway". I can only hope to god that you have no web development clients. Sorry to say but your view on web standards is in the minority, even amongst Microsoft's own IE developers, who openly acknowledge the problems with MSIE vs. standards. Quote:
And in regards to your marketshare claim, I have never seen any legitimate site claim Firefox has 40% of the browser market overall. Maybe, on a particular tech-leaning site 40% of that site's users use Firefox, but in general the estimate is somewhere between 3% and 10% depending on who you listen to. (WebSideStory, who is pretty much viewed by much of the industry as a standard marker, shows 4% using Firefox as of the end of October, with that gain coming directly off of MSIE. source Another stat tracker, OneStat.com, shows MSIE losing 5% between May and November 2004, again directly to Firefox.) No matter who you listen to, though, MSIE is losing marketshare. Not to mention that there were 10 million different people who downloaded it the first month after its' 1.0 release. Surely even you realize there aren't 10 million techs out there. |
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Thanks John for looking into it and fixing it.. it's fixed now and me and the guys appreciate it alot..
my problem was this <!---->.. dashes with no breaks! lol :hits himself in the forehead: |
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![]() IE's non-standard approach to code interpretation saw <!----------> as <!-- --> which is why IE could display the site but every page was broken for FF. ![]() |
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