HTML Comments in Firefox

That definitely helps out, but take a look at the following page's source code when opening it in Firefox.

http://www.uwec.edu/sl/projectvariedopportunities.htm

It's commenting out a huge block of the initial code that doesn't have comment <!-- --> delimiters around it.

Did you still need help with this or have a question?  I noticed you closed it and also the grade was a B.  I can certainly help more and it is nice to have a chance to earn the A. :)

Let me know if you still need help with this.  I actually had to guess on the page with the error and just used the domain you put in the "tags" area.  With specific details of the page and part that you are having an issue with I can certainly contribute and help more.  Otherwise I am a little curious to know why the B grade.

I'm glad I have been a able to help some so far with what you have provided.

bol

I actually figured it out myself, after reviewing the code a bit. It turns out firefox enforces a little stricter rules about closing comment tags than IE7 does. I certainly appreciate the help. I should've included the correct page, which would've enabled you to help some more. I'm requesting to have the grade changed. Thanks!

By the way, I looked at your other question too.  Why did you close that one?  I doesn't seem like the comment worked for you.

To help, since it seems like you are new here, there is some helpful info in the Help section of the site.  Let me hightlight 3 specific areas that will help for closing questions.

What are your choices - https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi67

How to grade - https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hi73

Info on closing questions - https://www.experts-exchange.com/help.jsp#hs5

I hope this helps you.  I can tell you that you should be able to get A quality answers from experts here so I am a little puzzled by your first 2 questions.  I just want to make sure you are able to get all this site and its experts have to offer.  Let me know if you have a question about any of this.

bol

Thanks for that last comment.  I'm glad the problem is taken care of.  Firefox isn't just stricter with stuff related to a comment tag.  It is more standards compliant so any invalid html will have the chance of causing an issue.  IE7 is suppose to be better than IE6 but I haven't used it enough to know how it compares to Firefox, which I know is very good.

Thanks for the extra effort to change the grade.  I appreciate it, especially since it is one of the main ways we see how helpful our comments were and their quality.  If you still need help in that other question then have it reopened and post a comment here.  I'll take a look at it and see if I can help.  I have lots of AJAX, script, etc experience so I can probably help.  As it is it seems pretty incomplete now.

bol

Thanks for all of the great information. It turns out the solution to the other question was correct, but just not in the proper location. I got that problem taken care of. The site is now running great with Firefox, but I'm sure I'll have some more questions soon.

Good.  I'm glad both issues are working well and we (this site and experts) have been able to help.  Hopefully we will see you around more.  Enjoy the site!

bol