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jimaniac wrote:Hey man i found solution....you have to be more carefull if you copy part of code because even a small comma can make a difference...
The code wasn't working on explorer because you have in example:
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<!--
setrollover("{T_THEME_PATH}/images/buttons/search2.png");
</SCRIPT>
BUT you should have
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<!--
setrollover("{T_THEME_PATH}/images/buttons/search2.png");
//-->
</SCRIPT>
You forget the //--> ....
fill the missing //--> after setrollover and before </SCRIPT> in the parts that is missing...
and for you...the complete HTML that is working allright:Spoiler:
, I deleted it by mistake thinking its a comment (as its used in c++)

Sigma wrote:There is an error in the title for categories. The category name is the name of the first forum within that category.
In the attached image the name of the category should be Support but instead it is Frequently Asked Questions, the first forum in the category.
I would really appreciate any help or support.

Sigma wrote:There is an error in the title for categories. The category name is the name of the first forum within that category.
In the attached image the name of the category should be Support but instead it is Frequently Asked Questions, the first forum in the category.
I would really appreciate any help or support.
sam_xp wrote:jimaniac wrote:Hey man i found solution....you have to be more carefull if you copy part of code because even a small comma can make a difference...
The code wasn't working on explorer because you have in example:
- Code: Select all
<!--
setrollover("{T_THEME_PATH}/images/buttons/search2.png");
</SCRIPT>
BUT you should have
- Code: Select all
<!--
setrollover("{T_THEME_PATH}/images/buttons/search2.png");
//-->
</SCRIPT>
You forget the //--> ....
fill the missing //--> after setrollover and before </SCRIPT> in the parts that is missing...
and for you...the complete HTML that is working allright:Spoiler:
Thanks Alot, I deleted it by mistake thinking its a comment (as its used in c++)
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Now its working fine, but why was firefox displaying it right ?

jimaniac wrote:It was working on firefox because firefox renders the whole page with a diferent way that IE does! That's why i hate IE and love FF! IE is a strange browser!






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