FYI, for those of you who are working in mixed enviroments, its not only other browsers which cause unpredictable displays, IE on a mac (the current version) renders CSS's differently than IE 5.5

When coding for a mixed enviroment, lots of tidbits here, but you usually have to be conserved with case sentitive issues, alot more than if you are windows IE only.

But the point I hope that MS reading, that creating a great web site.. ms should make is be very very clear what platforms, they stuff works on. for example, VB script will not run on anything besides MS browsers. but VFP has some VB scipts calls with their wizards.

Nothing like producing great sites, that only work on IE.

Personally, I am all for producing scripting only server side these days, take all those scripting woes out of the hands of browser !


>>>IE renders a lot of stuff that "the other browser" delivers in an unpredictable manner.
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>>Doug;
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>>May I add to your statement: "or not at all"!
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>Try viewing the results of saving a form as HTML in "the other browser". I remember a customer who was quite irrate that the form didn't work in his browser, only in IE, it's a Microsoft conspiracy, blah, blah, blah. Oops, turns out some browsers don't handle stylesheets as per the W3C spec.