hey james see below

"James Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Can't help with the Mac IE5 issues, that browser has been banished around
here.
>
> Quick questions though..
> 1. Why use frames? From what i can see there is no need for them. I'd
suggest
> something simpler like what you have in the main frame.
> Why an empty zero sized frame? Frames are bad news.

Yep dont like frames much, but this particular client wants to hide the full
urls plus when the front screen generates i use JS to do a heap of browser
sniffing and pass vars on the url to the main frame. These are then hidden
from the user and not bookmarked etc.

>
> So, getting rid of the frames may help you out... :D

Nup in the examples ive included the problem still persists, when using and
not using frames, when using and not using tables, when u use CSS for layout
also.. The only way i can get this working is embedding the SWFs int he page
without any kinda layout positioning them.. About to try abs positioning....
stay tuned..

>
> 2. Your no frames content says upgrade to Netscape 6 if you can't view
frames.

Really?? hehe well this is a site in progress (feels more like a mess in
progress), i'll get to that..

>
> MS booted IE6 as well.. both are dodgy browsers. Unfortunately one is 70%
of the
> populous.

IE 6 on the PC is good and so is mozilla go figure...  God i hate days like
this, unfortunatly 75% of our company is ont he mac so....

Cheers
JB


>
> Cheers
> James
>
>
> ---------- Original Message -----------
> From: David Turk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Flash Developers List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Thu, 2 Oct 2003 12:22:17 +1000
> Subject: [fugli] Re: Any Mac User experienced this before ? SWF's
dissapear
>
> > HELLO IE for the Mac is the most bug ridden load of crap when it
> > comes to viewing stuff created with Macromedia products.
> >
> > Besides because Apple is p*ss*ng everyone off at the moment, various
> > companies are not making stuff for Mac's where Apple compete, and
> > that now includes Browsers. Which means that Microsoft will not make
> > any real newer versions of IE for Mac anymore, so the problem will
> > not get any better.
>
>
>



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