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Does anyone have Safari or IE for MAC users accessing their ASP.NET
site, without any problems? My users get error messages using Safari
and in IE, where the images are supposed to be, there is a red x.

Thanks

Nov 18 '05 #1
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> Does anyone have Safari or IE for MAC users accessing their ASP.NET
site, without any problems?
Yes, no problem.
My users get error messages using Safari
and in IE, where the images are supposed to be, there is a red x.


Double check your HTML output, namely the img tag and its src attribute.

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Peter O'Reilly
Nov 18 '05 #2
Server.Transfer("ToughSh!t.aspx")

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Does anyone have Safari or IE for MAC users accessing their ASP.NET
site, without any problems? My users get error messages using Safari
and in IE, where the images are supposed to be, there is a red x.

Thanks


Nov 18 '05 #3
> Server.Transfer("ToughSh!t.aspx")

And that's why many of us are very skeptical of .net still. ;o)

As peter mentions, it's most likely some IE-'OK' but non-standard HTML or a
conflict with a 'quirks mode' doctype and some of your markup. If you have a
URL, I can try checking it.

-Darrel

Nov 18 '05 #4

I don't have any of these kinds of issues; but we are very careful about what our generated HTML (doctypes, browsercaps, and making sure our app works in Mozilla on Windows).

Post the HTML page that you are having problems with.

Scott
"aj" <aj@netscape.net> wrote in message news:uM**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
Does anyone have Safari or IE for MAC users accessing their ASP.NET
site, without any problems? My users get error messages using Safari
and in IE, where the images are supposed to be, there is a red x.

Thanks

Nov 18 '05 #5

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