RE: Explorer oddities

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1997

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texte = Ulf -Do you have a URL where we can take a look at this? You may be right - it may be an MSIE 3.0b1 problem we can't do anything about, but maybe I'll get some ideas by trying it out. If nothing else, you could always use [showif [browsername]=(whatever MSIE 3.0b1 identifies itself as)] with to display non-frames pages to this specific browser, or put it in your Browser Info.txt database and use the [HTML1], [HTML2], or [HTML3] contexts to separate frames and non-frames pages for older and newer browsers (there's more information on this in the documentation).hope this helps,Marc EagleStarNine Technologieshttp://www.smithmicro.com/>I have created a simple test solution which consist of four pages. The first>one is a common default.html entry page with no WEBDNA at all. The second is a>frameset named org.html, with two frames.>>The right frame has a search context to get all items in the database>catalog.txt. There are only five records in the database. This works fine.>>[search db=catalog.txt&geSKUdata=0&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=as&max=20]>[foundItems]>>>>>>

[SKU]

[Title]

[Price]

HEIGHT=16 ALIGN=BOTTOM>

HREF=1.tmpl$add?db=catalog.txt&SKU=[SKU]&cart=[cart] TARGET=left >ALIGN=Bottom SRC=hand.gif WIDTH=16 HEIGHT=16 ALT=Add> >

>[/foundItems]>[/search]>>With every listed record is a HREF with a command, as you can see above, to>add this item to the cart created or called in same command and list that in>the left frame as seen below. There is no form to specify any number of each>item, if you want more than one you pick several times.>>>[LineItems]>[SKU]>[Title]>[Price]> TARGET=left >

ALIGN=BOTTOM> >[/LineItems]> >Totalt kr:>[subTotal]>>Now, everything works just as expected IN NETSCAPE 3.01.>>In EXPLORER 3.0b1 however, the thing goes berserk. You cannot pick the same>thing more than once without picking something else inbetween and then when>you go back and pick something that's already in the line items it might as>well as adding to the cart, remove from it instead, in order to show the>latest pick of the same kind at the bottom of the list. Hence not adding>anything.>>I suppose this might be an HTML issue rather than WebCat as there is also>problem when going back to the default page and thus leaving the cart token.>When reentering the frames a new token should be created, and is in Netscape,>but in Explorer I'm coming back to the old one.>>Anyone got any ideas abut this.>Yes I know its'a beta, but there's a lot of them out there.>>Ulf Backman Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

RE: Explorer oddities (Ulf Backman 1997)
RE: Explorer oddities (Marc Eagle 1997)

Ulf -Do you have a URL where we can take a look at this? You may be right - it may be an MSIE 3.0b1 problem we can't do anything about, but maybe I'll get some ideas by trying it out. If nothing else, you could always use [showif [browsername]=(whatever MSIE 3.0b1 identifies itself as)] with to display non-frames pages to this specific browser, or put it in your Browser Info.txt database and use the [HTML1], [HTML2], or [HTML3] contexts to separate frames and non-frames pages for older and newer browsers (there's more information on this in the documentation).hope this helps,Marc EagleStarNine Technologieshttp://www.smithmicro.com/>I have created a simple test solution which consist of four pages. The first>one is a common default.html entry page with no WEBDNA at all. The second is a>frameset named org.html, with two frames.>>The right frame has a search context to get all items in the database>catalog.txt. There are only five records in the database. This works fine.>>[search db=catalog.txt&geSKUdata=0&SKUsort=1&SKUsdir=as&max=20]>[founditems]>>>>>>