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Web people: Cross-browser functionality
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Katareen
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Katherine
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Web people: Cross-browser functionality
Is anyone on here a Web/HTML person that can explain to me what is required to have a website run across all platforms?
Currently my DH has a website, but it only functions perfectly in IE--it doesn't seem to load correctly on Google Chrome, Firefox, etc.
Is this a coding issue? Or does he have to buy some sort of software package to allow it to run across multiple browsers?
We are clueless!
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Posted 5/13/11 10:50 AM  |
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bicosi
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M
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Re: Web people: Cross-browser functionality
what type of website does he have? I know that sites made through publisher often have a hard time time coming up in FF and google..
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| Posted 5/13/11 10:58 AM |
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Katareen
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Katherine
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Re: Web people: Cross-browser functionality
I'm not sure what kind of site it is---I'm the least technical person on the planet! Does it matter--will some created sites not be able to viewed across all browsers?
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| Posted 5/13/11 11:06 AM |
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BabyBoy
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Tom
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Re: Web people: Cross-browser functionality
i guess you have some active x in your site. Active X is IE unique thing. Trying removing that module and then test the sites to ensure that is the issue.
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| Posted 5/13/11 12:54 PM |
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