FF goes white after nine (9) clicks on site?!

[Gilligan]

http://acadianaturboclean.com

I'm using godaddy and forwarding to a sub dir of my main domains hosted site.

Only in Fire Fox (that I've seen) after 9 clicks it will just flash white and stay white.

For that matter does anyone know why it's flashing white period in between page loads?

Thanks for any help you can provide... very odd problem and I have no clue where to start.
Gilligan

[kiwibrit]

Hmm. You are doing some strange things. For a start, you have called up HTML 4.01 strict - which suggests you are quite fussy about your coding, yet the coding seems to be xhtml. Secondly, looking at the source code, the src for the frameset points at http://www.911pcemergency.com/ATC/ - which has rather grim coding (http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1&uri=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.911pcemergency.com%2FATC%2F), especially for a page that again has strict code, this time html. I also wonder if there just may be a problem with the host page having a Windows server, whereas the framesets are using Apache.

I am unclear why any one of these features should cause the problem you describe, but it all looks rather a mess.

I would try going for a transitional version of xhtml, cleaning up the code, and putting it all on one server (I don't understand the need for a frameset here). I don't use framesets myself - but shouldn't you be going for XHTML 1.0 Frameset if your really feel you want to use framesets? I am not clear when XHTML 1.0 Frameset should be used - in the parent page? Perhaps someone can enlighten me.

[Gilligan]

I think we are misunderstanding each other.

The strict stuff is from Godaddy... that is the frame they use when you use forwarding.

The site is in the 911pcemergency.com/ATC and acadianaturboclean.com points to that dir. There is no server for acadianaturboclean just the domain at godaddy.

These are all on Linux servers with apache, not windows. (All isn't even the correct term since there is only one server that has all my stuff.)

Does that make things any more clear?

(I'll be looking at those validators right now, thanks)

[Gilligan]

Let me add some info.

This comes from a template (I'm not doing the design work, just trouble shooting for my designer).

The template was xhtml 1.0 strict and we are using dreamweaver cs2 and it is set to xhtml 1.0 strict. So wouldn't any errors we are getting (like the 68 the validators says I have) be being caused by dreamweaver?

Why do they have these Document Types in dreamweaver if it won't adhere to the standards?!

[Charles]

Why do they have these Document Types in dreamweaver if it won't adhere to the standards?!That's a good question and best asked on the Dreamweaver forum. This is the HTML form. Dreamweaver doesn't use HTML or XHTML, as you have discovered.

[Gilligan]

Well, that question was just an after thought given the issues that kiwibrit brought up.

My original issue still remains, why does Firefox just stop loading the page after nine clicks.

[Gilligan]

*bump*

[Gilligan]

The problem was godaddy's forwarding... it still exist but I know where the problem lies and it's not my code.