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Web Site visible in Mozilla but not IE 1

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pauliejr31

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Jul 28, 2003
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US
My website shows up in mozilla firefox, but there is a blank page when opened in IE.

Also, when completely loaded in Mozilla, it still says transferring data from (my page).

Can anyone help me with these problems.
 
Is the page saved your computer or online? If it's online, please post the url. If it's offline, how are you trying to open it in IE? The correct way would be to do File -> Open and then browse for the file. If you use another program to open it in IE, sometimes you get a blank page.

Rick

 
Remove the Javascripts. One of them is messing it up. Then add them in one-by-one till you see which of them it was causing the problems. When you load the page in IE, there's a JS error. I've never before seen a js error prevent the entire page from displaying, but that seems to be what's happening. BTW, you could really scratch the right click disable script. Honestly, they're quite annoying. Anyone who wants your graphics can steal them in other ways anyway.

Rick

 
Personally, I think it is this line:
Code:
    <!-- // Hide from non-JavaScript browsers
The fact that is within JavaScript it should mean that the html comment part is just gibrish, but I guess IE interprets it as a comment. As you will see in your code, this comment never ends. Thus, entire page is commented. As you can see, IE does show a title and loads all the page into source. I agree with RISTMO on right click -- accept to annoy us, it serves absolutely no purpose. I usually reload pages by selecting reload from a context menu using right click and that is obstructing my usability.

As a side note, where's the </html> tag?
 
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