Posted by Jonathan N. Little on 06/04/07 13:16

GiuseppeDini wrote:
> On 31 Mag, 16:19, "Jonathan N. Little" <lws4...@centralva.net> wrote:
>> If you do not understand the difference between xhtml and html ...
>
> I was just waiting for an answer from God...

Well maybe God might have a clue since your provided not URL. What do
you expect? All one can offer is will be WAGs

>
> The fact that IE has a different behavior, like the one I said, with
> xhtml and html when put inside a frame, I don't think is part of the
> specification.


IE has lots of issues with XHTML which have been well "discussed" here.


> So please count till 10 before saying things that are not correct.
>

Without any evidence what so ever of your "problem", coupled with your
observance of "error happens only with xhtml and not with html4"
associated with MSIE... the most likely problem is or combination of:

Wrong doctype as Neredbojias suggested
xhtml and MSIE
Invalid xhtml

My comments still hold true. If you have no need for the "special"
features that xhtml provides then your best solution and maximum
compatibility is to use html 4.01 strict.


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Take care,

Jonathan
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