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page wont work in firefox
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| i was informed that one of out pages wasnt working. the user was on
firefox and said our page wasnt functioning but whenever i use IE it
works fine. is there any reason or something in the code that wouldnt
allow a page to work with FF
thanks
gabriel
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| Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP] 2006-06-30, 1:23 pm |
| It's probably going to be HTML or CSS related.
Very hard for us to point out the issue when we don't know what "wasnt
functioning" or "works fine" means, nor can we see the page in question for
ourselves, because you didn't bother posting the URL or giving any specific
details whatsoever.
Please post your page to an HTML or CSS newsgroup...
"Gaby" <GabrielESandoval@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1151689651.454827.122550@d56g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
>i was informed that one of out pages wasnt working. the user was on
> firefox and said our page wasnt functioning but whenever i use IE it
> works fine. is there any reason or something in the code that wouldnt
> allow a page to work with FF
>
> thanks
> gabriel
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| sorry,
let something out.
specifically whats happening is when the link is clicked on one page it
is supposed to go to whatever.com/2005Pictures/index.asp.
On firefox it is going to whatever.com/2005Pictures%5Cindex.asp
and giving me the eroor " The system cannot find the file specified."
What causes this.... can i fix it?
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| Thats why i went back and added the second posting. I was explaning
how the links on the addresses change which lieads to a page being
opned that does not exist.
I didnt post the exact URL but i did post a pretty close example of the
links in question so you could see how the addresses changed.
Gabriel
Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP] wrote:
> It's probably going to be HTML or CSS related.
>
> Very hard for us to point out the issue when we don't know what "wasnt
> functioning" or "works fine" means, nor can we see the page in question for
> ourselves, because you didn't bother posting the URL or giving any specific
> details whatsoever.
>
> Please post your page to an HTML or CSS newsgroup...
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| Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP] 2006-06-30, 7:20 pm |
| My guess is that you either copied and pasted a link with a bad character in
place of a slash (and IE is more forgiving than Firefox) or you saved it
with a funky editor or in a bad format.
I suggest opening the ASP page in NotePad, re-typing the URL by hand, making
sure to save as ANSI and not unicode, big-endian or UTF-8, and re-deploying
the page.
"Gaby" <GabrielESandoval@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1151691515.017504.190920@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
> Thats why i went back and added the second posting. I was explaning
> how the links on the addresses change which lieads to a page being
> opned that does not exist.
> I didnt post the exact URL but i did post a pretty close example of the
> links in question so you could see how the addresses changed.
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> Gabriel
> Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP] wrote:
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| yea,
that was it Aaron. one of my links had a back slash instead of a
foward slash. I never noticed it cause IE accepted it. I just ofund
it now going through all the links on the page.
Thanks again,
Gabriel
Thanks for
Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP] wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> My guess is that you either copied and pasted a link with a bad character in
> place of a slash (and IE is more forgiving than Firefox) or you saved it
> with a funky editor or in a bad format.
>
> I suggest opening the ASP page in NotePad, re-typing the URL by hand, making
> sure to save as ANSI and not unicode, big-endian or UTF-8, and re-deploying
> the page.
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> "Gaby" <GabrielESandoval@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1151691515.017504.190920@75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
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