Anyone care to help with some research??

[mondeoman]

I'll understand if Ted bins this but ........

if you go to www.sprintsales.co.uk/directions.php
do the maps download?

If they don't can you let me know what systems you're running on....

Cheers

[robp]

Maps appear.

[ATG]

I can see maps

[danielson]

works for me too, W2K running IE 6

[Podie]

No issues on XP, IE6

Also fine on NT (SP6) with IE5 and Netscape 4.7

>> Edited by Podie on Thursday 9th October 15:46

[Bodo]

Map, copyright notice and text (directions) appear on Mozilla 1.4 on Linux.

On Konqueror however, only the maps appear, but no characters at all. The page also seems to be at least 4000px wide (the outlined background-image "backdrop.gif" appears 25 times in a line.)

>> Edited by Bodo on Thursday 9th October 15:58

[Bodo]

Oh, and the JavaScript console on Mozilla reports

said:

Error: event is not defined Source File: /includes/mmenu.js Line: 40

>> Edited by Bodo on Thursday 9th October 16:01

[ginettag27]

Looks fine to me, NT4.0 IE5.5

Pages look good as well btw

PS

[mondeoman]

Bodo said:

Map, copyright notice and text (directions) appear on Mozilla 1.4 on Linux. On Konqueror however, only the maps appear, but no characters at all. The page also seems to be at least 4000px wide (the outlined background-image "backdrop.gif" appears 25 times in a line.) >> Edited by Bodo on Thursday 9th October 15:58

which means ..........?????? confused PC simpleton here.

[danielson]

mondeoman said:

Bodo said: Map, copyright notice and text (directions) appear on Mozilla 1.4 on Linux. On Konqueror however, only the maps appear, but no characters at all. The page also seems to be at least 4000px wide (the outlined background-image "backdrop.gif" appears 25 times in a line.) >> Edited by Bodo on Thursday 9th October 15:58 which means ..........?????? confused PC simpleton here.

it means dont use Mozilla

but seriously it doesnt like line 40 of you mmenu.js file...maybe a syntax error that other clients such as IE are able to supress..

[grahambell]

Looks fine on my museum piece computer with Windows 98SE and IE6.

[Bodo]

danielson said:

mondeoman said: Bodo said: Map, copyright notice and text (directions) appear on Mozilla 1.4 on Linux. On Konqueror however, only the maps appear, but no characters at all. The page also seems to be at least 4000px wide (the outlined background-image "backdrop.gif" appears 25 times in a line.) >> Edited by Bodo on Thursday 9th October 15:58 which means ..........?????? confused PC simpleton here. it means dont use Mozilla but seriously it doesnt like line 40 of you mmenu.js file...maybe a syntax error that other clients such as IE are able to supress..

Mozilla works fine, but Konqueror doesn't, although Mozilla's console detected the error (which doesn't need to have anything to do with Konqueror's display).

Generally, all browsers display valid html correctly; but when there are issues, it has mostly to do with
a) user agent recognition, or
b) html which is optimized on certain browsers, and hence exclude others, or
c) the code is newer than the browser

Dave, it looks like this:


sorry for the big pic, but it's research

danielson said:

it means dont use Mozilla

What else then?


>> Edited by Bodo on Friday 10th October 01:11

[bga]

All fine on XP + Moz 1.5, & XP+ie6

[mondeoman]

Cheers guys

I'm just puzzled why some of our customers insist that they cant download the maps, when they're using the same system as us (NT, XP, IE6)

Very odd

[grahambell]

mondeoman said:

Cheers guys I'm just puzzled why some of our customers insist that they cant download the maps, when they're using the same system as us (NT, XP, IE6) Very odd

Just a thought, but for us slow old modem users the maps do take some time to appear, especially with everything else all on the one page. Maybe they've just not been waiting long enough to see them.

Perhaps just having links on the main page with seperate pages for the maps might help.

[Graham]

latest opera is ok.