Checkout this JS code in functionpublic.js
var idbrowser;
if (platform=="MacPPC") {
if (browser=="Microsoft Internet Explorer") {
if (version=="4.0 (compatible; MSIE 5.0; Macintosh; I; PPC)")
{ idbrowser = "iepc" }
else { idbrowser = "iemac" }
}
if (browser=="Netscape") { idbrowser = "nsmac" }
}
if (platform=="Win32") {
if (browser=="Microsoft Internet Explorer") { idbrowser =
"iepc" }
if (browser=="Netscape") { idbrowser = "nspc" }
}
var id = idbrowser;
Then when it loads the stylesheet:
document.write('<LINK REL=stylesheet HREF="/css/'" + idbrowser + '.css TYPE=text/css>');
What this basically means is that no browser that is not on Windows or MacPPC will work since idbrowser is set to nothing.
Send them email and tell them to fire all their web developers or send them back to high school.
The fix is to default idbrowser to something - var idbrowser = "nspc";
I tried this and it works great.
"Erik P.Olsen" wrote:
I get overlayed text on web site http://www.fkb.dk, apparently on a table. Is
this something which is known and scheduled to be fixed?Regards,
Erik P. Olsen
