[geeklog-users] Problem in IE6 for Win

[OHNA Webmaster]

Blaine--

The static pages that don't work don't have a background image 
(although the pages _with_ background pix work fine)

I tried just basic text and that worked fine.

I also tried very simple HTML-- nothing but <p> and <a> tags.  That 
worked fine.  Must be something in the HTML code that IE6 doesn't like.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Chris
On Mar 1, 2004, at 12:49 PM, Blaine Lang wrote:


> I would think it has something to do with the background image. I had 

> the

> same results. Try removing that to start and then I'd try a basic 

> static

> page to see if that also fails.

>

> Blaine

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: "OHNA Webmaster" <webmaster at ohna.org>

> To: <geeklog-users at lists.geeklog.net>

> Sent: Monday, March 01, 2004 12:35 PM

> Subject: [geeklog-users] Problem in IE6 for Win

>

>

>> I am having a very strange issue that I hope that someone has seen

>> before or maybe has an ideas of what is going on.

>>

>> I do all my development on the Mac and test regularly in Safari and 

>> IE5

>> for mac.  I also test on Netscape for Win because that is all we use.

>> Since my GL site is going live on Saturday, I figured I'd better do

>> some testing on IE6 for Win.

>>

>> Everything seems to work great EXCEPT for Most (not all) of the static

>> pages.  Rather than load the static page, the screen clears (no header

>> or left pane) and the screen fills with brown coloring.  It fills the

>> screen in about 1 1/2" chunks and then when the page is full, it 

>> clears

>> it out and starts over.  Meanwhile, IE6 and the rest of the computer 

>> is

>> locked up.  Sometimes I can quite IE, and other times I have to shut

>> off the machine.

>>

>> The static pages are in HTML that I wrote in DreamWeaver and then

>> pasted into GL.  However some of the pages with dream weaver code work

>> just fine and on the broken ones, I tried stripping out all but the

>> most basic HTML and I still get the brown screen.

>>

>> Does anyone have ideas?

>>

>> You can view the site at http://www.flashcasters.net/gl

>>

>> Thanks,

>>

>> Chris

>>

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