Load error in Firefox, works fine in IE (not sure about Safari)
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Ugly workaround … but I’ve tricked Firefox into working.
Created index.html to include a redirect to www.mannmechanical.com.com:80/index.php
Works fine now … but cumbersome and ugly. Would like to clean it up a bit.
You can see the error by going directly to: http://www.mannmechanical.com/index.php
How very odd. It seems to be adding an incorrect backslash after your domain name. Look at the source:
http://www.mannmechanical.com/workspace/css/screen.css
If you append ?debug
to the page and look at your Params list, what is the value of the $root
variable? Additionally can you post your .htaccess file and XSLT source for that header area where you include the CSS?
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Can’t find this mentioned in the forum history - maybe someone has seen this problem?
Symphony2.0.2/Apache2.2/PHP5.x running on HTTP port 80. Accessing with IE 7 or 8 works fine, but when I use Firefox 3.x I consistently get a rendering error.
I’ve found that if I explicitly append :80 to the URL, the problem disappears. If not, then IE works while Firefox fails.
So this works:
http://www.mannmechanical.com:80
But this fails in FF:
http://www.mannmechanical.com
I’ve been poking around in .htaccess - am I on the right track?
Also found that if I include :80 in the first access, all subsequent links within the site seem to work. The :80 only seems necessary to get things started in the first call to the server.
Thanks for any hints.