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Topic: Post problem in explorer 5
Posted By: fastfred
Subject: Post problem in explorer 5
Date Posted: 07 October 2003 at 1:26am

Since this weekend i am using 7.5 version of the forum.

I discovered a problem in Exporer 5 with quote on a topic.

The visitors in ie5 get a pop up, that they a put give a subject.

On the left botton of the browser a error message (in dutch):

Regel:88
Teken:3
Fout: 'document.getElementById(...).contentWindow'is geen object
Code:0
URL: http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum/post_message_form.asp?mode=quote&PID=8062&FID=2&TID=965&TPN=2 - http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum/post_message_form.asp?mode=quo te&PID=8062&FID=2&TID=965&TPN=2

In 7.01 no problem, so what's going wrong???



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Posted By: fastfred
Date Posted: 07 October 2003 at 11:50pm

For testing i created another directory and created a antoher forum (without translation etc) and discovered also the same problems.
URL http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum75/ - http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum75/

It's not only qoute, but trying to post a new topic and use one of the buttons like  i  receive the same error.
There is also a WWG message that i have to correct the message. (-Enter a Message to post)

You can see it on http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum/uploads/image/Fred/ww2.jpg - http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum/uploads/image/Fred/ww2.jpg  en

http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum/uploads/image/Fred/ww1.jpg - http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum/uploads/image/Fred/ww1.jpg

Can someone help me?



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Posted By: WebWiz-Bruce
Date Posted: 08 October 2003 at 3:51am

I would say that you must have some corruption in a JavaScript file or link to a JavaScript file as other users using IE 5 have not run into this problem. Also the same code is used on this forum and no IE 5 users of this forum have reported such a problems.

Try reuploading all the files again.



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Posted By: fastfred
Date Posted: 08 October 2003 at 5:04am

Thanks for reply, but http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum75/ is a "out off the box"  version, with i uploaded yesterday evening.
The regular version is
http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum (with dutch translation) and using MsAcces.

I will try it with a complete new one and empty database. 

 



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Posted By: WebWiz-Bruce
Date Posted: 08 October 2003 at 5:27pm
Unless you are getting an error also with the forum on this site with IE 5 my guess is a corrupted file.

Do you get the same error using the forum on this site???


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Posted By: fastfred
Date Posted: 09 October 2003 at 12:10am

Yestday evening i downloaden the zipfile and created a new forum wich is located on http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum75/ - http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum75/  .
Did not change anything, so it is 100% original.
Just created 1 forum and 1 topic. The problem continues also on that (small) forum.
Only with turning off WYSIWYG it works.
You can try it, you can post without registartion.

On this forum with explorer 5.0 no problem.

Is there perhaps something wrong with one of the files in the zipfile or any other suggestions??



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Posted By: WebWiz-Bruce
Date Posted: 09 October 2003 at 3:48am
The files in the zip file are fine and have been tested. Also they have been downloaded in their present versionn over 2000 times without any such problems comming to light.

It could just be that the WYSIWYG Editor is not compatible with your servers setup. I know if you use another symbol other than a period '.' for decimal numbers the WYSIWYG Editor will not run.


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Posted By: fastfred
Date Posted: 09 October 2003 at 6:15am

OK, you think it's perhaps something on the server of my provider.
In version 7 it was not a problem.

About the server of the provider i will ask them what they use for period symbol.

As workaround for (the few) visitors with explorer 5 i suggest them to turn off WYSIWYG, because going back to version 7 is not what i want.

Thanks for reply.



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Posted By: fastfred
Date Posted: 10 October 2003 at 6:45am

I asked my provider and they told me that the symbol for decimal is a "," and not a "."  I wil not change. It is a provider in the Netherlands.

They suggested perhaps a solution with alternatieve country preferences (LCID), but how can this be done or where do i have to change anything?
ASP programming is not something i familiair with.



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Posted By: WebWiz-Bruce
Date Posted: 10 October 2003 at 8:33am
I have posted a fix that doesn't use decimal numbers for browser identification at:-
http://forums.webwiz.net/forum_posts.asp?TID=6252&TPN=2 -
http://forums.webwiz.net/forum_posts.asp?TID=6252 &TPN=2


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Posted By: fastfred
Date Posted: 11 October 2003 at 9:48am

Thanks Borg for al the work you did.

Momently i can't test it by myself because IE 5.0 is only on the PC at the boss ..., but 1 of my visitors (wtih IE 5.0) told me it was OK.
In Netscape 7 it was OK.

If someone want he/she vcan do a test (without login in) on a testforum http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum75/ - http://www.mtb-sport.nl/forum75/  



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