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Image in question: focus_sm.gif
Here's the source code:
<table><tr>
<TD HEIGHT="15"><P><FONT FACE="Geneva, Verdana"
SIZE="2"><IMG SRC="images/focus_sm.gif"><br><FONT
SIZE="1">
<B>A GUIDE TO THE FILM, TELEVISION, COMMERCIAL AND
MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCTION INDUSTRIES IN TORONTO,
SOTHERN ONTARIO AND ONTARIO REGIONS</B>.</font> <BR>
<BR>
<FONT SIZE="2"> This site is all about film and television
production
and the companies and individuals that drive this industry. From
producers to
craft service, camera ops to colourists, Ontario has major league
talent and the
world knows it. </FONT></FONT></P>
</tr></table>
I wonder if it has something to do with the fact that you have not closed your <td>? Try adding the closing </td> tag and see if this helps:
<table><tr>
<TD HEIGHT="15"><P><FONT FACE="Geneva, Verdana"
SIZE="2"><IMG SRC="images/focus_sm.gif"><br><FONT
SIZE="1">
<B>A GUIDE TO THE FILM, TELEVISION, COMMERCIAL AND
MUSIC VIDEO PRODUCTION INDUSTRIES IN TORONTO,
SOTHERN ONTARIO AND ONTARIO REGIONS</B>.</font> <BR>
<BR>
<FONT SIZE="2"> This site is all about film and television
production
and the companies and individuals that drive this industry. From
producers to
craft service, camera ops to colourists, Ontario has major league
talent and the
world knows it. </FONT></FONT></P>
</td>
</tr></table>
HTH
<TABLE>
<TR BGCOLOR="black">
<TD ROWSPAN="2" ALIGN="center" WIDTH="144" VALIGN="MIDDLE" HEIGHT="75"><IMG SRC="/images/top_logo.gif" WIDTH="90" HEIGHT="90"></TD>
<TD ROWSPAN="2" ALIGN="LEFT" WIDTH="368" VALIGN="MIDDLE" BGCOLOR="black" HEIGHT="75"><IMG SRC="/images/focus_txthd.gif" WIDTH="342" HEIGHT="59"></TD>
</tr></table>
although i have closed the td
Navigate OFF the page, go to the cache preferences, and delete the cache. Restart the browser and try again.
This includes even style sheet changes - many times they won't update until I delete the cache as above.
It is a very good idea to validate your code too, it could be some other small glitch that renders fine but is causing the page to break.
Just FYI, most of us are VERY THANKFUL that they are going to cease production of MSIE for Mac very soon, and support for it as well. This will force Mac users to use Firefox (sigh of relief) or Safari (please no . . . .) :-)
the image names are the same.
the problem with clearing the cache is that i may be able to view the images, but what if the user doesn't do the same?
<meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache">
You could try putting the root into the image call. I have experienced this with IE and this usually solves it.
<TABLE>
<TR BGCOLOR="black">
<TD ROWSPAN="2" ALIGN="center" WIDTH="144" VALIGN="MIDDLE" HEIGHT="75"><IMG SRC="../images/top_logo.gif" WIDTH="90" HEIGHT="90"></TD>
<TD ROWSPAN="2" ALIGN="LEFT" WIDTH="368" VALIGN="MIDDLE" BGCOLOR="black" HEIGHT="75"><IMG SRC="../images/focus_txthd.gif" WIDTH="342" HEIGHT="59"></TD>
</tr></table>
If it doesn't work... I'm sorry.. It is just what I have expeienced :0)
Good Luck Asif!
-- Zak
<ADDED>Also, IE is sometimes case sensitive! Make sure that your "images" folder does not have a Cap "I", and there are no capital letters in your image name.</ADDED>
This is kind of urgent. Anyone has any ideas?
Something you never answered (if you did I'm blind, sorry) - have you validated your code? Do this first of all. It may be a problem in some other area of the page besides the snippet you posted.
Well the problems I've found have always been specific to the particular Mac; it would occur on one and not another, so the question is how many stations have you viewed this on?
And as you know support for MSIE for Mac is going away, so this will become a non issue very soon. (Probably not soon enough for your needs, but . . . )
../images/top_logo.gif"
EDIT: Wait a second, Have you tried opening this image file, saving it as something else - different file name and format, like a .jpg or .png - and reloading the page? Maybe it's something about the IMAGE that IE doesn't like. Give it a shot?
