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Netscape 7.2 shows this error I.E is fine <%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT" CODEPAGE="1252"%>
I am using a dreamweaver template and it has a server side include on it. When I do this and view in I.E. It's perfect. If I remove the code from the template it messes up the SSI in both browsers. I tried commenting it out and removing it and both result in messing up the way the SSI looks on the page. Is there anything I can do to exclude this from just Netscape?
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Netscape show the actual text <%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT"..
Ok, I understand.
And do you use ASP in your code?
Do you run it from a server? (it is necessary if you want to use Server-Side-Includes)
If all you want is the possibility of using Server-Side-Includes, you can try changing the file extension to .shtml and removing that line.
And do you use ASP in your code?
Do you run it from a server? (it is necessary if you want to use Server-Side-Includes)
If all you want is the possibility of using Server-Side-Includes, you can try changing the file extension to .shtml and removing that line.
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I am using the .shtml extension and my server is set up to run asp pages. The page is using CSS for absolute positioning of the items on the page. I tried removing that line and it messes up my absolute positioning for CSS in both browsers. It's weird. On a page not using CSS it does not matter if I remove the line.
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What I ended up doing is to just add a white box that is positioned exactly where the text comes up for Netscape and that hides it from the user. That way my CSS code did not get messed up.
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You said "Netscape 7.2 shows this error", which error are you talking about? the <%@LANGUAGE="JAVASCRIPT"..
Can you please try to elaborate on the nature of your problem?
Regards,
Maddog.