James,
iaffectTV.com is written in Fusebox and (transitional)
XHTML and we have had no problems. However, there are
a few things related directly to dynamic pages in
general that cause problems.
In strict XHTML:
1)you cannot use & in your URL strings, you must use &
a m p ; (spaced out here so HTML email programs will
not eat it).
2) You cannot use FONT, but we all know that because
of older browsers, that is not going to happen yet...
3) You can't put the XML declaration in the page cause
older browsers show it
4) The whole CDATA concept that is supposed to wrap
javascript does not work correctly across browsers.
You can avoid it though by including any scripts using
the LINK tag.
5) Well-formed input stuff does not work on all older
browsers. Stuff like checked="checked" does not work
consistently.
Another thing to note that is kinda off topic but
caused us a lot of pain is that Netscape 6 DOES NOT
recognize hex color codes unless you put the "#" in
front of them! So, bgcolor="003366" will not work, but
bgcolor="#003366" will, which causes havoc with CF of
course...
Check this site for more:
http://xhtml.waptechinfo.com/
--- James Husum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings,
>
> I've just started working with Fusebox and find it
> to be a good methodolgy.
> I was wondering if anyone has started working with
> XHTML (something else
> that I've just started looking into) and if they've
> run into any problems
> with the Fusebox structure.
>
> I can't forsee any problems with the two yet, but it
> looks like XHTML is a
> bit stricter with its 'well-formedness' than regular
> HTML. Since Fusebox
> does many CFINCLUDES to put together a page I was
> wondering if this might
> turn into a conflict with the XHTML format.
>
>
>
> James Husum
> BiznizWEB, Inc.
> http://www.biznizweb.com/
>
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