Hello, I'm looking for someone who might be able to help me with a problem that I've been having... Working on a site that is showing the done but with errors exclamation on ie. I'm hoping that this is an easy fix that some of you may have seen before. Anyhow these errors are showing on all the pages of the site http://www.whiteboardsetc.com Thanks!
I can't seem to find that error anywhere on your site :S That is a PHP error anyway, not HTML or Web Design.
Your site loads fine on decent browsers like Chrome and FF. I suggest you test it on them first. What version of IE are you using
Im not a coding dude, but pull the javascript out of the top of your template and see if you still have the problem, then trace from there.Just a idea that's work for me.
It does work fine on ff, chrome but if you pull up the javascript console it will show errors even on those. I am currently still running IE 7.
If you want more answers, try using Firefox with the addon Web Developer. hxxp://chrispederick.com/work/web-developer/ Your HTML seems to validate okay, but a few errors show up for the Javascript. See if Web Developer can give you more clues, but unless you want to spend hours looking up syntax corrections and argument definitions for Javascript you may want to bid this job on elance.
It's PHP alright. You can't see php via just looking at the site, we'll need to see code, but I can tell you it's that one line of your code has not been ended with a ; or something's making the page think it's not ended with a ;. If you can't find where it's missing, post the code here and I'll have a look.
php? well its not php on purpose anyhow. The view source looks exactly the same as what I am editing.. I have updated and taken some script out and now the pages "blink" on Internet explorer when changing pages. Also the error ! symbol still shows up on all pages but goes away when you refresh... (until you click on something) The biggest kick in the shorts?? I am pretty much forced to use microsoft expression web to edit the page one would think that ms could make a program that could create a site that plays nice with its browser.. oh yeah, no one would think that would they?!
you are closing your array after the first item (/*url*/'images/buttons/images/wbe-mock-bkgd.jpg') take the last ) out and add a ,
Can't see any errors on the site, have navigated multiple pages and they all come clean in FF. Could you take a snapshot of the error you see? What browser do you use and did it ever work? Any thing new that has been added? Can you give exact steps to replicate the issue? Can the issue be reproduced at all?
using the web developer addon for FF it shows 2 errors: Error: missing ; before statement Source File: http://www.whiteboardsetc.com/ Line: 55, Column: 7 Source Code: /*url*/'images/buttons/wbe-undernav.gif') Warning: Error in parsing value for 'float'. Declaration dropped. Source File: http://www.whiteboardsetc.com/wbestyle.css Line: 2 the array has a syntax error that I posted a fix for.
Wahoo! This worked on the main area of the site, thank you so much! Now once I have the error weeded out of the shopping I'll be all set.
The errors were specific to IE (I'm using 7) in that it is the only browser that would show error unless you went looking for them. The error was shown in the form of an exclamation point at the bottom of the screen as in "error on page"
I saw this as well and will have to address it once I have those exclamation point cleared up. Any chance you know of an quick n easy replacement for this in my css? div#navigation { float:top; width:165px; } I just want that div aligned to the top (obviously) when I set numerical positions it tends to throw all other divs out of whack.
there is no float: top; top is it's own value for positioning i.e. top: 0px; maybe try using position: absolute; top: 0; if the nav doesn't move when the page is resized. float values are left and right i.e. float: left; float: right; If you use multiple floats you might need to use clear: both; so it aligns correctly on your page