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  • Martin Gühmann
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    I just tried it with Netscape 4.77 Linux version here from uni. So far no problems with displaying the pages.

    There is only one thing that you should change know. Check out this page and you will see that there is the wrong image.


    -Martin

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  • Locutus
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    Martin (or anyone else who can check),
    Does the database work okay in Netscape 4 now? All pages should have been fixed (I hope)...

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  • Locutus
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    I have to apologize to Markos, the error was not in his headers but in my own code, Markos pointed it out to me a few minutes ago (so he *does* read these forums, as we had no doubt all started to suspect ). I will fix the code tonight and hopefully even old Netscape users will then be able to use the temp DB...

    (Doesn't mean the headers are still pretty crappy though )

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  • Locutus
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    Martin,
    Sorry, I seem to have missed your last post. Yes, I *do* always make *all* my HTML code by hand, that's the best way IMHO and with programs such as EditPlus it's really easy to do as well. And after the coding I go through it with W3C's code verifier to make sure it's compatible with most browsers. Unfortunately Markos & Dan obviously don't do the coding by hand (or do any verification whatsoever) so the part of the pages that contains the adds and stuff, which I can't change, is all messed up and it's not easy for me to figure out how I have to do the manual coding to get everything straightened out. However, I think/hope a solution will be available soon...

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  • Martin Gühmann
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    Originally posted by Locutus
    I'm aware of that Martin, I haven't forgotten about this. I'm still working on it, more or les... The problem is that the headers and footers that I'm stuck with are apparently auto-generated by Frontpage or some similar sh*tty program and it's stuffed with bugs (stupid M$, always inventing their own standards, ignoring W3C ), I can't run a HTML verifivier over it, it gives all sorts of crap. Heck, for all I know the problem is in the header/footer...
    This is a real problem with this M$ stuff, they gave it to regardless if you wanted it or not. I used the Netscape Composer of Netscape 4.5. To build my little homepage, but I must admit that this program may be a little bit to old for your purposes. So the only way to is what we all did with the CTP2 text files modifying them per hand, but unfortunatly not the best sollution either, as it is very time consumpting.

    -Martin

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  • Locutus
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    I'm aware of that Martin, I haven't forgotten about this. I'm still working on it, more or les... The problem is that the headers and footers that I'm stuck with are apparently auto-generated by Frontpage or some similar sh*tty program and it's stuffed with bugs (stupid M$, always inventing their own standards, ignoring W3C ), I can't run a HTML verifivier over it, it gives all sorts of crap. Heck, for all I know the problem is in the header/footer...

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  • Martin Gühmann
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    Originally posted by Locutus
    How about this? http://apolyton.net/~ctp2files/faces/
    It still does not work with Netscape 4.5 Locutus.

    -Martin

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  • Martin Gühmann
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    Same behaviour it does work in Netscape 6.2 but does not work in Netscape 4.5.

    -Martin

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  • Locutus
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    How about this? http://apolyton.net/~ctp2files/faces/

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  • Martin Gühmann
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    Originally posted by Locutus
    Martin,
    Just the Regard Faces one or all of them (just noticed the pic behaved a little odd in IE as well, will check that out).
    All of them.

    -Martin

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  • Locutus
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    Martin,
    Just the Regard Faces one or all of them (just noticed the pic behaved a little odd in IE as well, will check that out).

    TW, when you will post the news items about all the new things and updates Locutus?
    Patience, patience...

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  • Martin Gühmann
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    I have in Netscape 4.5 a problem when I click on this link:

    Better Regard Faces

    The page loads but when it is finish with loading than I only see the adds and the links to the rest of the CTP2 pages and to the other games on the top, but no synopsis no link to download the rest is just missing. It works with Netscape 6.2, but I think it should work also with Netscap 4.5, because the original database works also with Netscape 4.5.

    BTW, when you will post the news items about all the new things and updates Locutus?

    -Martin

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  • Locutus
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    It was a little too small but I resized and updated...

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  • Pedrunn
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    Here is the image:
    Attached Files
    Last edited by Pedrunn; May 13, 2002, 21:31.

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  • Locutus
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    I added your mod to the database. The link to the picture is broken, so I had to use the default picture. If you give me a working picture I will replace it.

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