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| Pages Not rendering In Mozilla Help? The following 3 pages which are user activated popups on my site are not rendering in mozilla firefox. Raw source is displayed instead. I dont know why. http://herproom.5.forumer.com/index....e=post&id=9948 http://herproom.5.forumer.com/index....e=post&id=7101 http://herproom.5.forumer.com/index....e=post&id=9817 |
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| Re: Pages Not rendering In Mozilla Help? Your title tags are missing, for one thing. They are required. You have < characters and unencoded quote marks in your JavaScript. This confuses the rendering. You need to remove those characters from the JavaScript, or use an external JavaScript file, to prevent this. |
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| Re: Pages Not rendering In Mozilla Help? Which page? which script? |
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| Re: Pages Not rendering In Mozilla Help? All of the pages are missing their title tag pairs. They belong right after the opening head tag. It is a good idea to make all JavaScript programs external files.There are too many components in JavaScript programs that can confuse html browsers. |
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| Re: Pages Not rendering In Mozilla Help? Somebody else seemed to think it was a server problem since it renders perfectly in IE. have added Title tags anyway, The most inportant javascript code cant be external though unfortunately, unless you can think of a suitable re-write? <table width="83%" td align="center" cellspacing="0" id="submenu"> If i remove all the frames n other crap to host it as js it wont work anymore. |
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| Re: Pages Not rendering In Mozilla Help? All you need inside the html file is a small piece of JavaScript, just enough to call a function. Those functions can be in a separate .js file. I see two rendering killers in the above code. This doesn't work any more with the latest browsers: <!--Get rid of it. This line confuses the browser's parser: actm.innerHTML += "<table class='tableborder'>Active Topics Removed</table>"As soon as the parser gets to the <, it gets lost. |
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