Rat
Not bored. Never bored.,
So I have finally solved the problem I had in this thread. The left frame called a script. There was no reason for it to do so, rather than including the sciprt in the html, but normally call scripts.
As I was using xhtml, there are, of course, no empty elements. A script element with no content therefore, must of course be closed with a slash at the end of the tag, thus:
.
Lord Emsworth wisely, it turns out, suggested that I had not closed my script tag. I though I had, so I didn't fix it. It seems, however, that IE won't take an empty script element closed with just an end slash.
Bizarrely, it doesn't have this problem with, say, image elements, or style elements that call external stylesheets.
It doesn't work as
<script src="blah.js"/>
or even the old-style simple
<script src="blah.js">
But only as
<script src="blah.js"></script>
Sorry to go on so much about such a 'minor' niggle, but sodding hell....
Bloody IE.
Cheers,
Rat.
As I was using xhtml, there are, of course, no empty elements. A script element with no content therefore, must of course be closed with a slash at the end of the tag, thus:
Code:
<script src="blah.js" />Lord Emsworth wisely, it turns out, suggested that I had not closed my script tag. I though I had, so I didn't fix it. It seems, however, that IE won't take an empty script element closed with just an end slash.
Bizarrely, it doesn't have this problem with, say, image elements, or style elements that call external stylesheets.
It doesn't work as
<script src="blah.js"/>
or even the old-style simple
<script src="blah.js">
But only as
<script src="blah.js"></script>
Sorry to go on so much about such a 'minor' niggle, but sodding hell....
Bloody IE.
Cheers,
Rat.