We are transitioning from our Apache server to Zope 2.5. While on Apache, each of our press releases had a header done in JavaScript (this header was a server side include). On Zope, I have taken the code from the server side include and placed it in standard_html_header; in turn, standard_html_header gets called whenever a press release is served. While the header loads fine on IE, I can neither see the header nor the body of the document from Netscape. (In Netscape, I can still see the footer). Is there anything I can do so that both Netscape and IE will server the entire page? (We are using Netscape 4.7). Thank you, Shilpa
| Is there anything I can do so that both Netscape and IE will server | the entire page? (We are using Netscape 4.7). Sometimes this is a side-effect of malformed HTML. Try running tidy on the served document to see. Try fetching the document from command-line using wget or curl before feeding it to tidy, just to make sure you are getting browser-independent stuff. Just me being paranoid and not trusting "Save As" from the browsers, as they tend to massage the content for you before saving, so your run of tidy would no longer be valid. marcio
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