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debs3759
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Firefox is the main browser I use (I only use IE when a site doesn't work at all in Firefox). I'm sure if I keep looking Firefox would find more code it can't handle, but I'll let you deal with these problems first 
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Cpuswe
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| debs3759 wrote: | | Firefox is the main browser I use (I only use IE when a site doesn't work at all in Firefox). I'm sure if I keep looking Firefox would find more code it can't handle, but I'll let you deal with these problems first |
Check this one out then!
IE Tabs.
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=1419&application=firefox
Use the rendering engine of IE in tabs. Just define which sites that should use IE engine instead of Firefox.
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debs3759
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| Cpuswe wrote: | | debs3759 wrote: | | Firefox is the main browser I use (I only use IE when a site doesn't work at all in Firefox). I'm sure if I keep looking Firefox would find more code it can't handle, but I'll let you deal with these problems first |
Check this one out then!
IE Tabs.
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=1419&application=firefox
Use the rendering engine of IE in tabs. Just define which sites that should use IE engine instead of Firefox. |
Useful little extension! I'll have to install that, it'll certainly be better than loading IE every time I come across a site that I can't view properly (and I'm sure it can be turned off when testing a site...)
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slava
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Firefox is the only standards-compliant browser. A website should be first of all tested in it, and then be applied fixes to for it to work correctly with the buggy Internet Explorer. You did it vice-versa
Heh, anyways, there's the W3C validation service, which is always a great solution to most problems. http://validator.w3.org
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slava
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| Cpuswe wrote: | | debs3759 wrote: | | Firefox is the main browser I use (I only use IE when a site doesn't work at all in Firefox). I'm sure if I keep looking Firefox would find more code it can't handle, but I'll let you deal with these problems first |
Check this one out then!
IE Tabs.
https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/moreinfo.php?id=1419&application=firefox
Use the rendering engine of IE in tabs. Just define which sites that should use IE engine instead of Firefox. |
Doesn't stand a chance. You won't find Internet Explorer under Linux.
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Mixeur
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| Posted: Sun Feb 26, 2006 5:40 am Post subject: |
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| slava wrote: | Firefox is the only standards-compliant browser. A website should be first of all tested in it, and then be applied fixes to for it to work correctly with the buggy Internet Explorer. You did it vice-versa
Heh, anyways, there's the W3C validation service, which is always a great solution to most problems. http://validator.w3.org |
I didn't want to install Linux.
I didn't think it would be so different in Firefox 
And for W3C validation, it applies to htm pages, so with my php, it is not easy to do it. I have to save all generated pages and validate it after. It is a lot of work and I was too lazy for this... |
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Cpuswe
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I didn't want to install Linux.
I didn't think it would be so different in Firefox
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There are Firefox for Windows! (I think 97% of Firefox users are Windows)
http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/all.html
/T
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debs3759
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| Mixeur wrote: |
I didn't want to install Linux.
I didn't think it would be so different in Firefox
And for W3C validation, it applies to htm pages, so with my php, it is not easy to do it. I have to save all generated pages and validate it after. It is a lot of work and I was too lazy for this... |
I use Firefox under Windows at the moment - when I clear out some of the computers I collected last week I'll be finally in a position to set up a couple of test beds and a Linux system in addition to my Windows box (I will then be able to gradually move over to Linux without losing the ability to do stuff while working out how to totally migrate...)
I'm sure there must also be some form of validation tool for PHP, although I would guess that it would need to validate the serverside code, rather than just what is seen by the client, as the code generated by the php server will be dependant on a number of factors (having never written php code, or even looked into it, I have no idea how complex it would be, but it is teh server that is responsible for what a client sees, not the code that you write). As such, it may not all be something that you can correct
I've not noticed missing image files (unless that is to do with the international flags at the bottom of the menu - if it is, are you sure it's the image files that aren't showing up, and not something else in the code that produces the links?)
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Cpuswe
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Menu and layout orking great now!
Not working is the "cpu_view_grande.gif" function which i think will bring up larger images.
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Mixeur
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I've just tested it (under Firefox, v1.5) and for me the cpu_view_grande.gif shows correctly and links to the info page with big picture.
So I don't understand why it is not working for you 
EDIT : For some cpus, it working, for some others, not. I really don't understand, because they are all generated the same way... |
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debs3759
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I just checked as well. Everything I looked at seems to be working fine. Nice job fixing it so fast, and well presented as well
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| If I look at the statistics for my website in february 55% of the people use Firefox, 40% IE and 5% the rest...so yes firefox IS important (and my main browser) |
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slava
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You should change
© 2005 - Mixeur
into
© 2005 - Mixeur
in the footer.
And it would probably be better to name the pages
"X86 CPU GUIDE and collection"
instead of
"X86 CPUS' GUIDE and their collection",
because your version implies that there are CPUs that own a guide and a collection.
Native speakers, please correct me if I am wrong.
The quality of your pictures is astonishing! What camera do you use?
Good job, the site looks very nice apart from some issues with formatting chip data.
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Mixeur
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X86 CPUS' GUIDE and their collection is a direct french translation. I was not sure, but none corrected me yet
I've used W3C validator for some page, and when I batch replaced all "&" by "&" for url parameters, it replaced & of ©... 
Will be fixed fast...
I use a simple CANON Powershot A95, on a tripod and without flash.
I find my picture too noisy on purple ceramic. I have an EOS350 too but it is too heavy for my tripod, and as I've began pictures with the A95, I must continue with it or re-do everything... |
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