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Hi,
Dani! Are you changing the layout again ? In this particular thread, the border is acting weirdly and the menu on the right isn't visible(in IE) ! Here are the screenshots of IE and FF.
Cheers,
Naveen
Dani! Are you changing the layout again ? In this particular thread, the border is acting weirdly and the menu on the right isn't visible(in IE) ! Here are the screenshots of IE and FF.
Cheers,
Naveen
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It's an overflow bug in older versions of IE. Upgrade to IE7.
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hmm.. But its hiding the actual query in FF. If you see the screenshot of FF, you will find some part of the query missing !
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kings should have used code tags, which would also solve the problem.
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Originally Posted by hollystyles 
kings should have used code tags, which would also solve the problem.
I know. But some people don't use the tags. But that aint a reason not to fix (?) this problem. Right ? Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning.
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chuckle,
People don't use code tags. Browsers miss-implement standards and have bugs.
Can you get all the people involved together to fix this problem? How much of your precious life do you want to waste on it?
People don't use code tags. Browsers miss-implement standards and have bugs.
Can you get all the people involved together to fix this problem? How much of your precious life do you want to waste on it?
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umm.. Consider that query as a collection of characters. Obviously, the browser wouldn't know if its a query or just a normal string. My question is, why did firefox act strangely ?
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browsers,wont,usually,break,a,string,unless,it,has,some,breaking,characters,in,it,such,as,spaces,so,either,this,text,will,extend,forever,or,it,will,get,cut,off,depending,on,the,browser,mostly.
this isnt a daniweb issue,it's more of an issue with a convention in the way text is processed/rendered at the client.
that said, it is relatively easy to fix, just run through the uploaded post data and insert extra breaking chracters as required.
this isnt a daniweb issue,it's more of an issue with a convention in the way text is processed/rendered at the client.
that said, it is relatively easy to fix, just run through the uploaded post data and insert extra breaking chracters as required.
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Originally Posted by MattEvans
browsers,wont,usually,break,a,string,unless,it,has,some,breaking,characters,in,it,such,as,spaces,so,either,this,text,will,extend,forever,or,it,will,get,cut,off,depending,on,the,browser,mostly.
this isnt a daniweb issue,it's more of an issue with a convention in the way text is processed/rendered at the client.
that said, it is relatively easy to fix, just run through the uploaded post data and insert extra breaking chracters as required.
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I am experiencing the same kind of problem except in my control panel. The advertisements appear to be to far to the left. I am using Firefox and WinXp. Problem does not occur in IE7. This has been a problem for about three days now.
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