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Firefox display problem - CGI ?
Old 09-15-2008, 07:57 AM Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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This is my first post and I apologize upfront for my ignorance.

Search results coming from this page
http://www.axn-travel.com/adventure/...tination.shtml

(for example select 'Bhutan') come up just fine on Safari.

On FF I get a mess. Text displayed on top of all the images.

I have now googled for 3 hours and am now sure the problem is not the CSS but the part of the table code inside the cgi script. Somewhere in #STEP K of the attached script because when I look at the source in FF I see a lot of '??', mostly in the <td> tags.
CGI script is attached.

Could somebody please help. Thanks a lot.
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Old 09-15-2008, 07:29 PM Re: Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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Did you figure out what was wrong. I just looked in FF and the results seem fine to me.
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Old 09-15-2008, 11:08 PM Re: Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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yah it looks fine.. what browser you are using..
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Old 09-17-2008, 03:21 AM Re: Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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yah it looks fine.. what browser you are using..
Strange. On my Mac with Firefox it was messed up. Have meanwhile reverted to the original cgi script and will try to tweak it.

In my opinion FF had a problem parsing the rowspan 7 and pushed text supposed to be on the right up to the page. Anyway, thank you to all.
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Old 09-17-2008, 07:21 PM Re: Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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Looks fine to me. Did you refresh by pressing CTRL + F5 to view it again?
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Old 09-18-2008, 12:05 AM Re: Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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Let an old fart tell you a story of a long ago place. There was a time when standards were of the utmost importance! (hence ANSI and ASCII etc.) Back then ('70's and '80s) Competitors were constantly one upping one another, features were added but standards were absolutely maintained. Your competitor could take your improvements include them and add to them (Not do the same thing differently!) to produce an even better product. Today the competition for the top is so great competitors are constantly producing thier own standards, if somebody comes out with a better way to do something thier competitor makes the same improvment but does it differently and improves on it to try to leave thier competitor "out in the cold", We are the ones that usually end up paying the highest price via all the labor required to try to find a way to make it all work the same. I think our job is tough enough. I am done with this compatibility thing. I must write my sites to work with IE, like it or not for e-commerce it is a given that you must be IE compatible. Folks I don't care what you think of Microsoft, they were there first and they set the standards, trying to compete by being different isn't helping anybody. I write for IE and I really don't care what browser you are using to view my sites, if it doesn't look quite right, TOUGH! You make the adjustment and use a compatible browser!!!

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Old 09-18-2008, 07:37 PM Re: Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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Good luck with your short sightedness.
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Old 09-19-2008, 04:11 PM Re: Firefox display problem - CGI ?
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Well, from another 'old fart' .........
If you're griping about browsers, Microsoft was NOT there first, and they did NOT set the standards. Spry and Netscape were out way before MS put out it's pathetically NON-standard browser - they decided they were going to do things THEIR way thinking, as they always have done, that they're going to rule the world and the rest of the world will fall in line. Guess what - they're not and we didn't, so IE was sitting out there OUTSIDE the 'standards' and not until IE7 have they even given a reasonable nod to the standards that only they were ignoring.
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