Firefox Links vs IE

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First, I have read the other posts on this subject however my situation is
different.

Site built in FP 2002. Some links work and some do not but my issue is not
text boxes.

I have straight text, in a table, on one page that Firefox won't accept as a
link but I have other straight text, on another page that works fine.

Now for the weird part. I have an animated gif at the top of one page that
Firefox ignores as a link. The same animated gif at the bottom of the page
is recognized.
 
Please provide URLs to the specific pages with these issues.

--
==============================================
Thomas A. Rowe
Microsoft MVP - FrontPage

http://www.Ecom-Data.com
==============================================
 
For some reason I missed the part in this post that the animated gif at the
top wasn't being recognized as a link in Firefox! After looking at this
again and seeing that part I tried the page in Firefox and Steve is
correct....it isn't!! It appears that the code is ok and I saved the page
at http://duxburybaker.com/duxbury/Listingpages/1810indrivlistpage.htm to my
PC and then published to a sub web on my server and the top link is
recognized in Firefox there. Strange............
 
'Tis weird, for s&g's try eliminating the space in the folder name;
Tour%20Pages change the folder name to: tour_pages, no caps, no spaces...see
if that helps.



| For some reason I missed the part in this post that the animated gif at
the
| top wasn't being recognized as a link in Firefox! After looking at this
| again and seeing that part I tried the page in Firefox and Steve is
| correct....it isn't!! It appears that the code is ok and I saved the page
| at http://duxburybaker.com/duxbury/Listingpages/1810indrivlistpage.htm to
my
| PC and then published to a sub web on my server and the top link is
| recognized in Firefox there. Strange............
|
|
| | > Looks like both lead to the same link to me!
| >
| > | >>I fixed the text issue by putting it in a table and nesting that table
in
| >> another one but this one is very strange
| >>
| >> http://duxburybaker.com/duxbury/Listingpages/1810indrivlistpage.htm
| >>
| >> The animated gif at the top is not recognised as a link, the same gif
at
| >> the
| >> bottom is.
| >>
| >> "Thomas A. Rowe" wrote:
| >>
| >>> Please provide URLs to the specific pages with these issues.
| >>>
| >>> --
| >>> ==============================================
| >>> Thomas A. Rowe
| >>> Microsoft MVP - FrontPage
| >>>
| >>> http://www.Ecom-Data.com
| >>> ==============================================
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> | >>> > First, I have read the other posts on this subject however my
| >>> > situation is
| >>> > different.
| >>> >
| >>> > Site built in FP 2002. Some links work and some do not but my issue
is
| >>> > not
| >>> > text boxes.
| >>> >
| >>> > I have straight text, in a table, on one page that Firefox won't
| >>> > accept as a
| >>> > link but I have other straight text, on another page that works
fine.
| >>> >
| >>> > Now for the weird part. I have an animated gif at the top of one
page
| >>> > that
| >>> > Firefox ignores as a link. The same animated gif at the bottom of
the
| >>> > page
| >>> > is recognized.
| >>>
| >>>
| >>>
| >
| >
|
|
 
Thank you all. It is most perplexing. as an aside, you may have noticed I
haven't been on for a few days. For some reason, none of my PCs would let me
on to the discussion group. Cleared browser etc. Send a note to MS, they told
me to clear browser, no joy. Finally decided to give it a try and this post
is evidence of what happened...go figure. Still can't get on with IE
 
It's due to an absolutely positioned div that overlays the top gif
rendering the link beneath inactive. Code for the div looks like this:

<div
style="position: absolute; left: 369px; top: 246px; width: 306px;
height: 556px;"
id="e0"> <script>
function checkForm0() {
return true;
}
</script>
<form style="margin-top: 0pt; margin-bottom: 0pt;"
name="Form0" method="post" action=""
onsubmit="return checkForm0()"><!--$name Loan
Calculator$--><!--$table$--> </form>
</div>
 
No problem. Glad that solved it. As Murray said the answer will be in
the code. And for what it's worth it didn't take long to find using the
companion mozilla page builder NVU. Not trying to drum up business for
the competition but mention it as a possible tool for future Firefox
troubleshooting.

Good luck and best wishes!
 
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