"George Hester" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in
9s4cdq$[EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:9s4cdq$[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 04 Nov 2001:
> Now that is good. A well reasoned explanation. If you have stated
> this as clearly elsewhere in this thread then smack me. It is my
> bad. With what you just said I will be looking over my site and
> see if there are any changes I can make. Bravo!
This was stated numerous times in the thread, the site does not use
standards complient code. It sniffs out what browser (IE or Netscape)
and goes on with their own proprietary coding styles (document.all and
document.layers). Mozilla and Netscape 6 support neither of them. The
site sees the user agent is Mozilla/5.0 and assumes it is Netscape,
doesn't check what major version it is or if it supports the extensions
it is trying to use, and if you will check your javascript: dump you
will see loads of "Reference to undefined object: document.layers"
throughout it. You could even try something like:
if (!document.getElementById)
alert('You do not have a standards complient browser!');
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