Some data not showing up in Firefox: WSN Support

Some data not showing up in Firefox
Things look complete in IE, but not Firefox

Version: 4.0.38

Some data not showing up in Firefox

midwestmedia
Experienced

Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Apr 17, 2004
Total Topics: 22
Total Posts: 51

Posted 08/26/07 - 07:33 PM:	#1
Hello there, I have a couple of issues I need sorted out, but there was one that I just noticed when doing some modifications. When I look at the pages in IE, everything seems fine but when I switched to Firefox, there was data missing. For example, in the right sidebar, I see "Subscribe to Category", "Submit Subcategory" and "Submit Link" when I am in a category in IE. However, when I am on the exact page in Firefox, I can only see "Submit subcategory" and "Submit Link". I have a similar problem with the small graphics and links for each listing (ex. Details, rate, email submitter etc). There are a few that are not showing up in Firefox at all. I know people have had issues with IE, but I seem to have the opposite problem in Firefox. Any suggestions? Jen

Paul
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Joined: Dec 21, 2001
Location: Northern California
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Posted 08/27/07 - 05:04 AM:	#2
When things look different depending on the browser, that usually means the problem is: A) Browser caching. Clear the cache and reload. B) Cookies. Clear cookies. C) Bad HTML. Validate the page (ctrl+alt+v in opera, or http://validator.w3.org in any browser). It'd also be worth checking other browsers -- Opera, Safari or Konqueror -- for a pattern. With the images, is the url of them correct? Edited by Paul on 08/27/07 - 07:42 AM
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midwestmedia
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Usergroup: Customer
Joined: Apr 17, 2004
Total Topics: 22
Total Posts: 51

Posted 08/27/07 - 04:32 PM:	#3
Thanks for the reply Paul. Actually, I figured out that it was "human error"....in other words, I was working on this project with too little sleep and didn't realize that I was logged in as Admin on the IE version and not in the FF version...sigh....I should really learn not to work on this so late at night! But thanks for the good overall advice! Jen

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