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Kryptonate
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RE: IE difference

quote:
</head>
<center>

You do have to place a <body> tag between those two

quote:
Originally posted by DJKAL
thanks again

no problem

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02-03-2006 11:58 PM

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O.P. RE: IE difference

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Originally posted by Kryptonate
You do have to place a <body> tag between those two

thats gone now

i just updated the ftp:// server so it should be working now in its new CSS background and always white {apart from moused over and clicked} links

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more updates on the site

the "HOME" links on the other pages dont change colour like the others

i have set them to .. i think
and the other links on the pages do

any reason for this?

thanks for all the help so far

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02-04-2006 01:29 PM

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RE: IE difference

Change

code:
<a href="index.htm">
<h1>
<u>
HOME</u>
</h1>
</a>

into

code:
<h1>
<u>
<a href="http://calums-discos.louhabs.com/index.htm">HOME</a>
</u>
</h1>

It's the tags in between that are causing the problem

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02-04-2006 01:38 PM

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thanks

i moved the "</a>" and it works now
{i kept it just going to "index.htm" instead of the address

easier for me i think

}
thanks again

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02-04-2006 01:58 PM

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RE: IE difference

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i kept it just going to "index.htm" instead of the address

Of course; I just changed that while I was testing the code on my computer and forgot to change it back.

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02-04-2006 02:03 PM

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oh, ok

thanks for your help ... for now there's just 1 page left...
the most complicated

a booking form

with all little clickable and text boxes

coding all day and much of the night like last night and on into the early hours of tomorrow and through tomorrow and im hopoing to have it done
yes it might take me that long

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02-04-2006 02:06 PM

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RE: IE difference

You better first start looking at http://www.w3schools.com/ to learn how to write proper html or xhtml. It will go much easier and faster afterwards

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02-04-2006 02:12 PM

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i have been using w3schools

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if i put the form in to individual frames:
"your details"
" {unknown} details"
" {unknown} details"

{{"unknown" will be text!}}

and then put a "submit" buton at the bottom of the page will it send all of the details? or will i need them all in one frame?

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02-04-2006 02:46 PM

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RE: IE difference

why use frames for forms?

Why do you use frames at all on your site?

Btw: NO doubleposts

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02-04-2006 03:27 PM

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O.P. RE: IE difference

frames to markout sepperat areas of the form
for example:
"your details"
"details of the function"

so that it is clear

{sorry about double post - sorted now!}

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02-04-2006 03:29 PM

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