I have designed a php web page that loads products from a database. I have been doing all my testing in fire fox. Now that I am near completion I thought I would give it a try in IE. I found that nothing is loading. I can see the page fine but, none of the products will display and a few of the links that are generated from the database are positioned all wrong. If anyone has any idea where I can start looking for a fix I'm open for sugesstions.

Here is a link to the site: www.researchevolution.com

Everything works in Fire Fox. (still a work in progress)

Thanks in advance

hi,
i can see your products,
can u post specify link,

surendran
(Anything is Possible)

I am unable to see product in the sub category sections, and having problems with the payment systems. If anyone could place some test orders -- fill in the comments box to let me know its a test --
for card numbers and such fill in with false numbers. Everything works fine in fire fox. Just lots of stuff is not working in IE

thanks again

Everything seems to be fixed now......except.....on the customerInfo.php when I try to submit I get the error message "Query was empty". This is not a problem in Fire Fox. I'm not sure why I am unable to pass the form data into the sql statment when using IE. Any help would be appreciated

Sounds like your problems are HTML/CSS/JavaScript related. I took a look at your source code and, at a glance, saw that you're validating your forms with JavaScript (which is a bad idea if you don't have php validation in there as well). Make sure your JavaScript is corss-browser compliant.

I have validated most of the pages and they are now working in IE....except one.

My CustomerInfo.php page is not working.

The customer enters their information and submits the form. I get an error "Query was empty", now this page works in every other browser I have tried it in.

What would prevent the form variables from being passed to a query in IE

I also have php validation, but I will be increasing the amount of validation after I can get it to submit values in IE.

Thanks again

Sometimes different browsers use different parts of the form controls. Ensure that for each control, you have set a name and an id. Set them to the same thing, and that should cover you.

eg. <INPUT NAME='firstName' ID='firstName' VALUE='Jack Jack'>

HTH

Mike

Mike
EchoVue.com

Actually, all browsers only submit the "name" attribute, the id is not used in POST data, which is what is stated in the HTML spec.

Regards,
Rich

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It's difficult to say without seeing the source, can you post the source to the form?

Regards,
Rich

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