sugarkane
msg:646277 | 8:42 am on Sep 18, 2001 (gmt 0) |
I couldn't agree more. It's for this reason I only use server side stuff for an ecomm site's functionality, and try and stay away from CSS / JS for anything other than cosmetics.
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Brett_Tabke
msg:646278 | 12:56 pm on Sep 18, 2001 (gmt 0) |
I think it was something proprietary in their SSL setup. I've run into that on an occasion or two before. It has to do with expired certificates and how the browser responds to it.
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GWJ
msg:646279 | 1:22 pm on Sep 18, 2001 (gmt 0) |
People where I work and people I hang out with look at me strange when I rattle on about browser compat. thoughts. Some co workers take me aside to "look over" there new site. One thing I always hit on is this issue. Most shrug and say but it looks great in I.E. and that they put a link up to download I.E., what's the problem? One e-comm site won't even load in Netscape 4.X he states to "look at his log files as Netscape just isn't even on the radar". I just smile and ask how could it be when the page comes up blank? Brian
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