On Friday 06 Jun 2003 6:33 am, Ken Thompson wrote: > I'm not a GURU <G> but the most likely suspects are: JAVA, ASP and > Browser ID.. > A good many sites are written to work only with IE5.5 and above. My > educated guess is the JAVA plugin either missing or wrong version..
Hi, Ken. I can view the page correctly in both Opera and Konqueror, so I think it is not an IE5.5 thing. OTOH, I know from past experience that someone on their tech team has a *thing* about netscape > v.4.x. If I can find a setting for spoofing the browser id it would be worth trying to see if it makes any difference - IIRC Mozilla declares itself to be netscape 6 compatible. I do know that when I first used netscape 6 under windows I could not access the banking lines. Tech support said that they believed ntscp 6 to be insecure, so they were denying it. I had to use 4.7 to access their pages. The silly thing was that this was the time I was just starting to use Mandrake, and I could access the pages perfectly well from Mozilla. Incidentally, I was using Netscape 7 under linux up to a month ago when I installed 9.1. Between genuine problems and webmaster prejudices it's difficult to sort out things like this. Thanks for the ideas Anne
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