On Wednesday, September 10, 2003, at 01:54 PM, Web Dude wrote:
I think I had the same type of problem using @includes. When I turn off caching for includes, it goes away. Lately I have been turning off the caching then turning it back on after development is done. Seems to work for me.
Hope this helps...
I have a really simple @include for a menubar. Enables me to add logic to it without re-rendering pages.
got a complaint that MSIE windows was making a mess of the tables. Columns were moving around, etc.
I looked carefully at the tables, re-created them, couldn't figure out what was making MSIE win step on my tables.
In the nth experiment, I copied the contents of the @include and pasted it into the location where the include tag was. Presto, it has no problems. The ONLY difference was that the @include was processed. The end result html looked exactly the same.
both versions of the page were processed by witango as .tml files.
Anyone got any ideas? I'd hate to have to give up on @includes.
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