Okay this is my problem.
I am building, or have built a web site for a company. Everything was fine and dandy, until I viewed it on Netscape!
The problem I am having is that when you log into the page, it gives an error of not being able to find the page. BUT it points to the demo folder that was there before, which held a "master.CSS" file.

Why is it that Netscape is looking for a file that is no longer there?

If you have Netscape, go to www.solveit.ca and view the first page, it should work, then try to click on a link, and POOF you will get an error.

I really realy need help with this, cause its costing me time and money!

Thanks to anyone who replies!

Fleming

I've been surfing on your site with Mozilla 0.9.2/Win32 and it works really well.

Nice site BTW

Which Netscape exactly do you use ? (version, os)

"First they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you Win..." Ghandi

Hey thanks!
I made it using Fireworks/ImageReady and UltraDev. My first project too.
I was using Netscape 4.7. I did however solve my own problem, It seemed that when I created the CSS file, UltraDev made 3 lines of code!!
I deleted 2 lines, and the javascript worked fine.
Thanks for the nice comment!

Fleming.

Nice site there and i'm glad to hear your problem is fixed.
Personally Netscape users are not friends of mine, too many to take into account when designing the site.

And i do have 1 question, did you purposely make those 4 options under news not selectable ?

If you exported HTML from FW into DW then adding that is as easy as selecting one option and dragging a line the user has to follow to the menu-option, but you knew that, cause you built a great site <img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile.gif border=0 align=middle>

Good luck on your next project.

With kind regards,

Dennis van Galen
Webmaster SPG Finance
KPN Telecom Holland NV

Hey, thanks!

Yeah I am not a huge fan of Netscape, but if thats what people are using to view my site, then I must make sure it works!

Basically the concept was to give the user an idea of what was ahead of them for that particular topic. To be honest I didn't even think about making them clickable, and to be really honest I don't even know HOW to make them so they would have been clickable, but the idea works.

Thanks again for the great comments, now if only I could do this for a living<img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile.gif border=0 align=middle>

Cheers,

Fleming