Hi all (I Tried posting in the ASP.NET forum, but I was probably in the wrong one, my apologies if I'm still not in the correct one),
I'm using visual studio 2003 (c#) to create a simple aspx login page. The layout of the page is:
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| User: Passwd: |
| |
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So I have (in pseudo code)
<div with top of frame image> </div>
<div with side of frame image>
<form>User,Passwd...</form>
</div>
<div with bottom of frame image></div>
After I build the project and run it in Explorer everything works perfectly. If I run the same page with FF then I get
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| |
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User: Passwd:
I don't understand why it doesn't respect the divs in FF, does anybody have an idea of why this is hapening?
Thanks in advance,
Luis Torres
I'm using visual studio 2003 (c#) to create a simple aspx login page. The layout of the page is:
------------------------------
| User: Passwd: |
| |
------------------------------
So I have (in pseudo code)
<div with top of frame image> </div>
<div with side of frame image>
<form>User,Passwd...</form>
</div>
<div with bottom of frame image></div>
After I build the project and run it in Explorer everything works perfectly. If I run the same page with FF then I get
------------------------------
| |
------------------------------
User: Passwd:
I don't understand why it doesn't respect the divs in FF, does anybody have an idea of why this is hapening?
Thanks in advance,
Luis Torres