Hi everyone,
I have been working on converting a site from a frames / tables layout
to a CSS based one.
I thought I had it all sorted, however I am getting some odd behaviour
in IE:
when I visit http://www.smanagement.co.uk/newsite/people.php?id=4 in
Internet Explorer a horizontal scroll bar appears for the window (I
expect one to appear in the middle of the page as I am using overflow:
auto for that div). However if I then refresh the page, or resize it
the scroll bar goes away. This doesn't happen in firefox and it seems
that it only happens in IE the first time.
Has anyone seen this before? It's really strange.
Many thanks in advance,
Lewis 7  3425 
To further the education of mankind, le***********@g ooglemail.com
vouchsafed: Hi everyone,
I have been working on converting a site from a frames / tables layout
to a CSS based one.
I thought I had it all sorted, however I am getting some odd behaviour
in IE:
when I visit http://www.smanagement.co.uk/newsite/people.php?id=4 in
Internet Explorer a horizontal scroll bar appears for the window (I
expect one to appear in the middle of the page as I am using overflow:
auto for that div). However if I then refresh the page, or resize it
the scroll bar goes away. This doesn't happen in firefox and it seems
that it only happens in IE the first time.
Has anyone seen this before? It's really strange.
Many thanks in advance,
I get a bunch of javascript errors when the page loads.
--
Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
Really? There is only one simple javascript function on the page..
Could you possibly send me the error and what browser you are using?
If anyone else can see the problem that I am having any help would
still be appreciated
Many thanks,
Lewis
Neredbojias wrote: To further the education of mankind, le***********@g ooglemail.com
vouchsafed:
Hi everyone,
I have been working on converting a site from a frames / tables layout
to a CSS based one.
I thought I had it all sorted, however I am getting some odd behaviour
in IE:
when I visit http://www.smanagement.co.uk/newsite/people.php?id=4 in
Internet Explorer a horizontal scroll bar appears for the window (I
expect one to appear in the middle of the page as I am using overflow:
auto for that div). However if I then refresh the page, or resize it
the scroll bar goes away. This doesn't happen in firefox and it seems
that it only happens in IE the first time.
Has anyone seen this before? It's really strange.
Many thanks in advance,
I get a bunch of javascript errors when the page loads.
--
Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
Thanks for that. What browser are you using there? le***********@g ooglemail.com wrote: Really? There is only one simple javascript function on the page..
Could you possibly send me the error and what browser you are using?
If anyone else can see the problem that I am having any help would
still be appreciated
Many thanks,
Lewis
Neredbojias wrote:
To further the education of mankind, le***********@g ooglemail.com
vouchsafed:
Hi everyone,
I have been working on converting a site from a frames / tables layout
to a CSS based one.
I thought I had it all sorted, however I am getting some odd behaviour
in IE:
when I visit http://www.smanagement.co.uk/newsite/people.php?id=4 in
Internet Explorer a horizontal scroll bar appears for the window (I
expect one to appear in the middle of the page as I am using overflow:
auto for that div). However if I then refresh the page, or resize it
the scroll bar goes away. This doesn't happen in firefox and it seems
that it only happens in IE the first time.
Has anyone seen this before? It's really strange.
Many thanks in advance,
I get a bunch of javascript errors when the page loads.
--
Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
That was Firefox, I see an equivalent error in IE6 too though. Looks
like you got some line breaks where you shouldn't. le***********@g ooglemail.com wrote: Thanks for that. What browser are you using there?
le***********@g ooglemail.com wrote: Really? There is only one simple javascript function on the page..
Could you possibly send me the error and what browser you are
using?
If anyone else can see the problem that I am having any help would
still be appreciated
Many thanks,
Lewis
Neredbojias wrote:
To further the education of mankind, le***********@g ooglemail.com
vouchsafed:
Hi everyone,
I have been working on converting a site from a frames / tables
layout to a CSS based one.
I thought I had it all sorted, however I am getting some odd
behaviour in IE:
when I visit http://www.smanagement.co.uk/newsite/people.php?id=4
in Internet Explorer a horizontal scroll bar appears for the
window (I expect one to appear in the middle of the page as I am
using overflow: auto for that div). However if I then refresh
the page, or resize it the scroll bar goes away. This doesn't happen
in firefox and it seems that it only happens in IE the first
time.
Has anyone seen this before? It's really strange.
Many thanks in advance,
I get a bunch of javascript errors when the page loads.
--
Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
To further the education of mankind, le***********@g ooglemail.com
vouchsafed: Really? There is only one simple javascript function on the page..
Could you possibly send me the error and what browser you are using?
If anyone else can see the problem that I am having any help would
still be appreciated
The problem is probably that you are using xhtml with javascript comment
segmentors. Try removing the js and see if the ie scrollbar disappears.
--
Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
Hi Neredbojias
Thanks for all your help, really appreciated.
I've takent the following steps:
1) Moved the javascript function to an external file
2) Removed all javascript from the page, including the function calls
and the scroll bar still appears sometimes http://www.smanagement.co.uk/newsite...=7&imagePage=3
Thanks in advance
Lewis
Neredbojias wrote: To further the education of mankind, le***********@g ooglemail.com
vouchsafed:
Really? There is only one simple javascript function on the page..
Could you possibly send me the error and what browser you are using?
If anyone else can see the problem that I am having any help would
still be appreciated
The problem is probably that you are using xhtml with javascript comment
segmentors. Try removing the js and see if the ie scrollbar disappears.
--
Neredbojias
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