Susanne Jäger wrote:
Colin Mcgarry wrote, On 10.11.2007 17:28:
The reason for browser searching is to accommodate browser quirks in the
CSS.
Well user agent sniffing is IMHO (one of) the most fragile method(s) of
doing that. You will never target all good browsers properly - at
David Hucklesby wrote:
On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 15:14:52 +0100, Colin Mcgarry wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
The page now validates. Most of the problems came from imported scripts.
Firefox and IE7 see indexcss.php as a css file. Opera sees it as a blank
page.
Colin, What version
On Sat, 10 Nov 2007 15:14:52 +0100, Colin Mcgarry wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
The page now validates. Most of the problems came from imported scripts.
Firefox and IE7 see indexcss.php as a css file. Opera sees it as a blank
page.
Colin, What version of Opera are you using? Opera 9.24
It was a problem in the php. As Opera is position 0 in
$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] the script wasn't putting OPERA the browser.
I'm still not sure why.
I've put in if (strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'], 'Opera') !== false)
to get round the problem.
The reason for browser searching is to
Colin Mcgarry wrote, On 10.11.2007 17:28:
The reason for browser searching is to accommodate browser quirks in the
CSS.
Well user agent sniffing is IMHO (one of) the most fragile method(s) of
doing that. You will never target all good browsers properly - at the
moment for example I don't see
And Firefox 2.0.0.8 on Linux still sees no styles whatsoever, nor does
it see any content in indexcss.php.
Colin Mcgarry wrote:
It was a problem in the php. As Opera is position 0 in
$_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] the script wasn't putting OPERA the browser.
I'm still not sure why.
I've put
Going to http://www.cpmac.com/indexcss.php with FF 2.0.0.8 for Linux
also gives me a blank page.
When I went to the site itself, I find this in the lower left column:
You are using
Opera
You are using
Internet Explorer
You are using
Firefox
You are using
Mozilla
You are using
Netscape
You
Thanks for the replies.
The page now validates. Most of the problems came from imported scripts.
Firefox and IE7 see indexcss.php as a css file. Opera sees it as a
blank page.
David Hucklesby wrote:
On Fri, 09 Nov 2007 21:11:36 +0100, Colin Mcgarry wrote:
I've just set up Opera to see
It seems to me that you're asking us to debug your code. If you're
using PHP I assume you're a programmer , therefore you understand where
the problems more certainly lies (if you're not, then ask the guy who
did the script, you shouldn't mess with it) ---not everyone of us is
meant to be
I've just set up Opera to see how it deals with my web pages. I was
surprised to see my home page has no css with Opera.
the page is http://www.cpmac.comand the css is a php file that begins
?php
header(Content-type: text/css);
$d = detect();
$b = $d['browser'];
$v = $d['version'];
$o =
On Fri, 09 Nov 2007 21:11:36 +0100, Colin Mcgarry wrote:
I've just set up Opera to see how it deals with my web pages. I was
surprised to see
my home page has no css with Opera.
the page is http://www.cpmac.comand the css is a php file that begins
[code snipped]
Hmm. I certainly see a
On Fri, 09 Nov 2007 21:11:36 +0100, Colin Mcgarry wrote:
I've just set up Opera to see how it deals with my web pages. I was
surprised to see
my home page has no css with Opera.
the page is http://www.cpmac.comand the css is a php file that begins
[...]
Oh, and another thing. The W3C
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