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Stupid IE again, now it won't load my portfolio... HELP!
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Join Date: Nov 1999
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Ok, so I'm moving on Wed. morning and I have to have my website ALL DONE before then.
Only problem I'm having...
http://www.jamesmeister.com/portfolio.htm
refuses to load the image thumbnails ONLY in IE.
I've looked over the source code again and again but I don't see anything wrong.
Could you guys take a looksy and see if you see what might be freaking out IE?
Thank you SO much,
Mac Guru
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Carmel, IN, USA
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Fixed now.
James used URLs like the following:
<a href="javascript :Start('/img/portimg/boko.png', 300, 360)"><img src="img/portimg/boko_t.png" alt="Southwest Texas State Mascot" width="128" height="128" border="0" /></a>
I told him that the " />" didn't seem to be a normal thing, he removed it & it worked.
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Despite it working for both of us in IE after the change above, now for some reason it doesn't work again, though he says he didn't change the code again. More thoughts?
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Sorry, still broken... I removed that stray / but they're still not loading on any of my macs.
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Join Date: Jun 2001
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Originally posted by Mac Guru:
Sorry, still broken... I removed that stray / but they're still not loading on any of my macs.
Mac Guru
Looks like IE is having trouble with your particular blend of .png files?!? Try them as jpg thumbnails to see if that solves it. I have a hunch that it's a particular IE Mime-type problem that causes it not to know what to do with .png images (even though it should support them perfectly!) - how did you generate them? Imageready? Fireworks?
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Computer thez nohhh...
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Nope, removing the quotes around the zero border fixes it. Very stupid problem, however, integers really shouldn't be quoted. So really, same should go for height and width properties, as well. Anyway, problem solved.
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Originally posted by redJag:
Nope, removing the quotes around the zero border fixes it. Very stupid problem, however, integers really shouldn't be quoted. So really, same should go for height and width properties, as well. Anyway, problem solved.
Well, not strictly true - if the document is declared XHTML then you must quote all attributes.
Something's a bit amiss, because I've used 8bit PNGS no problems, even with IE5.x for mac.
The doctype is valid... Hmmm...
Problem at your server end?
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Thanks guys, Simon wins... it was the PNG files.
Swapped em out with JPG's and now IE loves em.
Thanks!
Mac Guru
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