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  • Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Ok. First of all, thanks to you guys for taking a stab at it. That said . . .

    NO F$(&#$(&#%ING WAAAAAAAAY!!!! Know what the problem was?!?!?!

    ‘<div class=”feedlink”>
    < href=”https://www.tekmonki.com/2004/05/21/tekmonki-saudade/#comments&#8221; title=”Comment on TekMonki – “Saudade” “>Feeback (7 so far. . .)</div>
    </div>

    See that little space in between “Saudade” and the next quote mark?!?!?! THAT WAS THE BLOODY PROBLEM! Hours for that?!?!?! Man I really really really hate IE. No, really. MS SORT YOUR SHIT OUT PLEASE!!

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Ok, I’m onto something. The “feedback” code is doing it.

    Specifically, somewhere in here:

    ‘ <div class=”feedlink”><?php wp_link_pages(); ?>
    <?php comments_popup_link(__(‘Feeback (0)’), __(‘Feeback (1 so far. . .)’), __(‘Feeback (% so far. . .)’)); ?></div>
    </div>

    If I pull that part out of the code and post it to the site, it displays as it should. I haven’t changed anything, but maybe something has in 2.0?

    Also tried pulling out the CSS that renders that part of the page, but still borked so that’s pointing to the code.

    Specifically, if you check what should be the feedback link for the first item on the “tracks” page, and then on the “remixes” page, it’s fine until about the 4th one down. All of the other posts seem to be fine, but on these the feeback link is turned into “–>” that and then all of the posts underneath get stuck in with that post.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Also, it’s been a while, but I’m pretty sure I implemented that IE hack already.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Well, sorry to confuse. I pulled the sidebars and other stuff out a long time ago. I just reverted to a default theme to see if that part at least rendered correctly, which it does mostly. I’ve switched back to MY CSS, take a look now. I ended up hacking together my own CSS a while ago. This is the layout I want, but in IE it cascades the subsequent posts under the first one.

    Even more interesting is that it only seems to do it on the pages with the music/tracks. Check some of the other ones, all of them display fine.

    I tried disabling all plugins, but no effect. Which again points to the CSS methinks. Just . . where?!?1?! . . . .grrrrr.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Yeah, it’s never validated correctly. So while it’s possible there could be a problem in there, I’ve simplified things by reverting to the “default” theme for WordPress. Still barfing up errors. Check the link again (yours above).

    The page renders ok in IE (minus the category weirdness), which again makes me think it’s a CSS problem vs. a php one. Although, was the loop changed from 1.5 to 2.0? It seems like it’s grabbing the next post and dumping it in with the previous post which is why the cascading. Strange though that Firefox doesn’t barf on it then too.

    I know just enough about this stuff to be dangerous obviously.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    You, sir, are an evil genius!!!

    FINALLY!! (see, I knew it was something stupid).

    Thanks a million.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Just click my name. = ]

    Good call navid. Shooting from the hip even. Lol.

    Seems to be working now. Thanks.

    I’m interested in getting this working, which I mostly have (works fine in Firefox). I’m using the same csshover.htc method you are, but hey, surprise, IE is *!@#ing things up as usual. The only thing I can figure is that since my host isn’t supporting (nor going to) mod_rewrite, my pages are formatted as
    …com/index.php/category/etc/etc/
    and this makes IE barf. I figure this because the menu works on the index page and on a page named . . .com/kontakt.php – all the rest are hosed. Anyone have any ideas?

    Any time I tweak something, I have to add in a couple hours to figure out how IE is breaking what works fine in all other browsers. So frustrating. Seriously I just wanna redirect IE users to the firefox download page.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Yeah, I checked those NM, but couldn’t really find what I was looking for.

    Thanks Kafkaesqui, sticking my old code in the root index.php worked. Wasn’t sure if you were/could/should supposed to modify that.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Ah, duh. I get it now. Thanks.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Unfortunately I don’t know PHP that well yet.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    bump

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    LOL. I wish I could too . . .
    P.s. Out of the forums I posted this problem on, this one helped me get it fixed the quickest.

    Thread Starter TMo

    (@tmo)

    Well fook me. As always, it was some stupid shit.
    Did I say you da man?!
    Thanks podz.

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