druidjaidan
08-14-2007, 10:53 AM
Since I typed more than I meant to...here's a link http://customersandbox.mobiuscc.com. Summary: Why isn't IE using my styles on the navbar and other places. And why is it not running my javascript.
Ok so I've been happily working on my business website for a few months now. I'm a fairly experienced (for having never taken a class in it) programmer in c/c++, however I'm learning as I go in terms of php/js/css as I haven't designed a website since before css even seriously existed. I decided to set up a website to sell custom computers from,found some friends and started work.
Well now the code base is let's say about 90% complete (well 90% until it's complete enough to launch the site), and the "pretty" is maybe 50%. I've been working pretty much entirely from linux using firefox (with firebug for testing). I pop into windows this morning to check on how bad it looks cross browser (I already assumed that it would have issues that would have to be addressed). The extent of the issues makes me think I'm doing something wrong (or else using things that just simply aren't supported by IE, ENTIRELY POSSIBLE =).
Firefox Windows/Linux -
Renders as I expect it to...certainly not done, but it's as i expect it to be based on what I have done. All JS and CSS is behaving and rendering as I expect it to.
Opera -
Also fully functional in terms of layout and appearance (perhaps even looks a little better). However on /gameconfig.php (and any other config page really) the pictures are non functional. Not sure what else I need to do to make opera happy with it.
IE -
Horrible mess...Main div width is off, fails to use more than half the styles (the nav sidebar, and the myaccount page are severly f-ed up). It also ignores my javascript altogether...and yes I checked the security settings and it was enabled.
Overall info -
According to the w3c validator my site checks out with ~1 error on each page...pretty much all of which are due to my using a name attribute on the order form to save me a few lines of code...I'll probably even go back and change that later though.
Any help on where to start would be appreciated...probably most on the javascript since I was surprised to have problems there more than I was with the style issues...though the number of those bothered me to.
the site can be viewed in the testing domain at http://customersandbox.mobiuscc.com
If you need/want to see the account stuff there is a test account currenty
username: test@test.com
pword: 123
Ok so I've been happily working on my business website for a few months now. I'm a fairly experienced (for having never taken a class in it) programmer in c/c++, however I'm learning as I go in terms of php/js/css as I haven't designed a website since before css even seriously existed. I decided to set up a website to sell custom computers from,found some friends and started work.
Well now the code base is let's say about 90% complete (well 90% until it's complete enough to launch the site), and the "pretty" is maybe 50%. I've been working pretty much entirely from linux using firefox (with firebug for testing). I pop into windows this morning to check on how bad it looks cross browser (I already assumed that it would have issues that would have to be addressed). The extent of the issues makes me think I'm doing something wrong (or else using things that just simply aren't supported by IE, ENTIRELY POSSIBLE =).
Firefox Windows/Linux -
Renders as I expect it to...certainly not done, but it's as i expect it to be based on what I have done. All JS and CSS is behaving and rendering as I expect it to.
Opera -
Also fully functional in terms of layout and appearance (perhaps even looks a little better). However on /gameconfig.php (and any other config page really) the pictures are non functional. Not sure what else I need to do to make opera happy with it.
IE -
Horrible mess...Main div width is off, fails to use more than half the styles (the nav sidebar, and the myaccount page are severly f-ed up). It also ignores my javascript altogether...and yes I checked the security settings and it was enabled.
Overall info -
According to the w3c validator my site checks out with ~1 error on each page...pretty much all of which are due to my using a name attribute on the order form to save me a few lines of code...I'll probably even go back and change that later though.
Any help on where to start would be appreciated...probably most on the javascript since I was surprised to have problems there more than I was with the style issues...though the number of those bothered me to.
the site can be viewed in the testing domain at http://customersandbox.mobiuscc.com
If you need/want to see the account stuff there is a test account currenty
username: test@test.com
pword: 123