Hello!
I have a problem with this site not displaying correctly in ie6. The first page displays as it should but when you click on any of the menu items it dipslays only header.
Each time you referesh the page using F5 command the page displays as it should.
The page works normally in FF.
In safari it doesn’t display right charset..
I have done about 3 days of research on this matter including SQL Collations, ading php scripts to index file etc.
Nothing seems to be working..
The site is online and this account hosts two other live sites so i would apprecitae extra care on dealing with the files and data provided.
Please help as soon as you can. Thanks!
scotty
Friend
The demo site displays perfect in IE6. Do you have a live URL to your site please?
all subpages don’t work, the first page works fine:
http://www.triglif.si
scotty
Friend
Have you been copy&pasting your article content from Microsoft Word?
i haven’t. but i have copied som content from another site.
scotty
Friend
Then test to see if this page loads correct. I think you may be suffering from the HTML used to construct your articles.
You are right. If i dont include “<meta http-equiv=”Content-Type” content=”text/html; charset=UTF-8″ />” in my articles it loads the pages
BUT
then it replaces all the characters č,ž,š,Č,Ž,Š with Ž’, ‘ž’, ‘Å¡’, ‘Å’, ‘ÄŒ’, ‘Ä. The page is not useful in any of the browsers then…
Any ideas?
Thank you for all your help!!!
I even tried inserting this code to index.php file:
<?php function convert($data, $table) {
$do_update = false;
foreach($data as $k => $value) {
if (!is_array($value)) {
$count = 0;
$data[$k] = str_replace(array(‘Ž’, ‘ž’, ‘Å¡’, ‘Å’, ‘ÄŒ’, ‘Ä’), array(‘Ž’, ‘ž’, ‘š’, ‘Š’, ‘Č’, ‘č’), $data[$k], $count);
if ($count> 0) {
$do_update = true;
}
}
}
if ($do_update === true) {
$query = createGenericUpdateSQL($data, $table, key($data), $data[key($data)]);
dump($query);
}
}
?>
scotty
Friend
spelanikita;105452
then it replaces all the characters č,ž,š,Č,Ž,Š with Ž’, ‘ž’, ‘Å¡’, ‘Å’, ‘ÄŒ’, ‘Ä. The page is not useful in any of the browsers then…
This line is missing from your <head>…
<meta http-equiv=”Content-Type” content=”text/html; charset=utf-8″ />Did you remove it earlier?
To add it again go to Extensions>templates>Mesolite> at the top you will see ‘Edit HTML’.
Add the line above immediately AFTER the <head> tag.
You will also need to go through all your existing articles and remove the unnecessary HTML.
1 user says Thank You to scotty for this useful post
Scotty thank you sooo much!
I knew it had to be something simple!
THANKS; THANKS; THANKS!!!!!
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scotty
Friend
You are welcome and I’m glad you got it sorted.
1 user says Thank You to scotty for this useful post
had to thank you again. this was real important for me to get this solved by tomorow.!!
Keep up the good work guys. I’ll be a member for a long time ;):)
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