in message <1099670966.VMR9sh1zXjyojqO1rPEoDQ@teranews>, Richard Goodman
(') said:Simonb said:Richard Goodman said:I get the same when using Internet Explorer, but it's fine in
Firefox. Maybe Simon has something against Micro$oft....Quoted message said:There's a typo in the HTML, line 34
Yes, I noticed you'd discovered that after I posted.. but Mr Brookes
seems to be quite knowledgeable on IT matters - how do you know it
isn't just a deliberate 'mistake' to prevent IE users viewing the site
while
leaving it readable to other browsers 😉 It's not the only page on
his site that can't be read with IE (see article on United Satarapy)
so what should we conclude?
You should conclude (hangs head in shame) that there's an error in the
XSL template which formats the News Industry text Format (in which the
page is initially generated) into HTML. Curiously enough, I've now
discovered that it does work perfectly well with some recent versions
of Internet Explorer, but not with others. I'll try to get it fixed
over the weekend.
My AI .sig generator deserves a special prize for this one!
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;; It appears that /dev/null is a conforming XSL processor.