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Can't view my website properly at firefox and others
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Can't view my website properly at firefox and others
by sezhian » Sun 05 Jul, 2009 7:37 am
I really need to have my website www.zenavesta.com viewable in correct form using firefox, netscape etc. Currently, my website is perfect on IE alone. Please help me out. Thank you.
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by Fulvio » Sun 05 Jul, 2009 6:05 pm
I am not a programmer, but, I thought I could help, by using the IE Tab add-on, which using the IE engine in Firefox. I, also, enter the site in IE8.
Results:1. Firefox 3.0.11: page too large for content, and, run on of certain words. background color.
2. IE Tab in FF3.0.11 and 3.5: blank page
3. IE 8: blank page
What version IE is working? I get nothing in IE8!
Results:1. Firefox 3.0.11: page too large for content, and, run on of certain words. background color.
2. IE Tab in FF3.0.11 and 3.5: blank page
3. IE 8: blank page
What version IE is working? I get nothing in IE8!
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by helpless marty » Mon 06 Jul, 2009 12:26 am
home page was viewable in both FF 2.0.0.20 and IE7 using scroll bars. same with event page although it displayed a bit larger in IE than it did in Firefox on my monitor.
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by Fulvio » Mon 06 Jul, 2009 10:36 am
I am reconfirming that IE8, and its engine displays a blank page, at the given website. Seamonkey1.1.7, and Google Chrome look the same as Firefox3.x. I am sure that other related browsers, like Netscape7.2 will look the same. It bothers me that IE8 displays nothing.
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by PaulD » Mon 06 Jul, 2009 11:30 am
There are may errors discovered by http://validator.w3.org/.
Another resource could be http://www.w3schools.com/.
Another resource could be http://www.w3schools.com/.
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by Fulvio » Tue 07 Jul, 2009 11:53 am
To add to PaulD's suggested links, the validator link tells how many errors in W3C compliance are found. The second link tells one how to create a compliant page.
The second link explains, in part, why I failed to get anything with IE8. IE8 is W3C compliant, unlike earlier IE versions, which made it look good when compared to other browsers. I could not determine why I got nothing at all with IE8. A lot of work will be needed to straighten things out.
The second link explains, in part, why I failed to get anything with IE8. IE8 is W3C compliant, unlike earlier IE versions, which made it look good when compared to other browsers. I could not determine why I got nothing at all with IE8. A lot of work will be needed to straighten things out.
UserAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.10) Gecko/2009051221 Firefox/3.0.10
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by richard mitnick » Wed 08 Jul, 2009 3:18 pm
I am interested in the name of your enterprise.
The Avestas are the religious literature of Zoroastrianism. There is the Zend Avesta, from which I believe I own several volumes.
I believe also that the Avestas are related to the Vedas of Hinduism, somehow through the Gathas.
Any connection?
>>RSM
The Avestas are the religious literature of Zoroastrianism. There is the Zend Avesta, from which I believe I own several volumes.
I believe also that the Avestas are related to the Vedas of Hinduism, somehow through the Gathas.
Any connection?
>>RSM
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by Fulvio » Thu 09 Jul, 2009 12:57 pm
Richard,
you have a point, but a simple Google search shows a number of discrepancies, in regard to the spelling. Looking at the website, which is next to impossible to read, I can see that it is a business enterprise, spelled ZenaVesta, and I don't see any mention of Avesta
you have a point, but a simple Google search shows a number of discrepancies, in regard to the spelling. Looking at the website, which is next to impossible to read, I can see that it is a business enterprise, spelled ZenaVesta, and I don't see any mention of Avesta
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by richard mitnick » Thu 09 Jul, 2009 1:06 pm
Fulvio-
You are right, of course, I was just guessing.
>>RSM
BTW, if you look at the user string, you will see that I am using Safari here. While at work, I need to keep up with my home email, and FF crashes on that site. Neither IE nor SeaMonkey will "remember" email addresses in my ISP's web mail site; but, Safari does it very nicely. So while at work, I am getting SillyDog notices in the web email, and staying in Safari to respond. For everything else, I am using FF, which is my default.
Even if the problem gets solved, I may stay with Safari for this site, as it renders the refreshed page much faster.
You are right, of course, I was just guessing.
>>RSM
BTW, if you look at the user string, you will see that I am using Safari here. While at work, I need to keep up with my home email, and FF crashes on that site. Neither IE nor SeaMonkey will "remember" email addresses in my ISP's web mail site; but, Safari does it very nicely. So while at work, I am getting SillyDog notices in the web email, and staying in Safari to respond. For everything else, I am using FF, which is my default.
Even if the problem gets solved, I may stay with Safari for this site, as it renders the refreshed page much faster.
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by Fulvio » Thu 09 Jul, 2009 1:24 pm
I, just, reinstalled Safari, and I have yet to see any advantage with it. I did notice that it made itself default, and, I , surely, did not see any question asked.
Now, I will have to see if 4.0.2 has corrected the issues which I had with 4.0.
Now, I will have to see if 4.0.2 has corrected the issues which I had with 4.0.
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