On Wed, 13 Oct 2004, Jeremy wrote:
Thanks - unusual to find this kind of stuff that DOESN'T work on IE....
fx: giggle
however I actually need the inverse - for IE and 'to hell with the
others'! (It's a closed population of users so IE features are useful)
Why would you expect to get useful answers by asking an open
population of people interested in the world wide web about a closed
population of users of a browser-like operating system component which
even goes so far as to document some of its violations of mandatory
requirements of the relevant W3C recommendations and IETF interworking
protocols? The phrase "get a grip" comes to mind, I must say.
Aside: IE is not entirely incapable of browsing properly-made WWW
pages, though it means avoiding the use of some techniques that could
otherwise be quite useful.