HTML Rendering TimeOuts

Hi All

Have a look at the page located at the following link:

[LINK] https://newregfr.regimbeau.net/Defau...acques_WARCOIN [/LINK]

The attachments:
1. MyMachine.JPG - shows how the page looks on my machine
2. Friend's Machine.JPG - shows how the page looks on my friend's machine
3. How it Should be.jpg - shows how the page should actually look.

I think, either the HTML rendering timeouts or something else happens?

Can some please tell me, what should I change in my code, to make this work?

Thanks

I actually see it how it looks. What browser are you using? Do you have any add-ons or plugins? Do you and your friend use the same internet provider?

I was going to ask the same thing... What browser? Im on FF 3.0.3 and it looks fine. And as far as fixing it, usually when things get cut off like that it is because a div was not set to be in the correct location.

It looks like its an issue with the way IE7 is reading the page, I get the same issue, it works fine in the other browsers I use.

this is the error that IE produces.

Line: 323
Char: 1
Error: Object expected
Code: 0
URL: https://newregfr.regimbeau.net/Defau...acques_WARCOIN

What fixed it for me was going to Internet Options -> Advanced
Its under the International listing -> put a check mark next too
"Always show encoded addresses"

Hope that helps.

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Originally Posted by MsMittens

I actually see it how it looks. What browser are you using? Do you have any add-ons or plugins? Do you and your friend use the same internet provider?

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Hi, me and my friend both use IE 7.0 but we have a different ISP provider. My connection is slow and my friends connection is a fast one. Even our GEO locations are different, I am in India n my fren is in France.

I do have some add-ons and plugins, but can that be a problem?

The page is opening now on my page also, but if you visit the link more closely, you would see the page that opens and the image - how it should look.jpg are different. I have removed the third column from my page because of this issue. And its opening now.

This is a website that I am creating, so when I run the same page on my local machine, it renders properly. But it was not working online.

If you want to see the "How it should be.jpg" kind of web page online, I can put that back again.

Hi

I am now in the final phase of my project, where I have came across the same situation as earlier.

Before, I had removed one of the <td> in the global <table>, so that the page showed only 2 columns, but I need to have this third <td> tag as well.

I have attached a screenshot of this issue. It'll show you how the page loads on my machine and on the main server...which I have accessed through the Remote Desktop. The link to the site page is:

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http://newregfr.regimbeau.net

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Another thing, when I run the same page with the same <table> configuration locally on my Visual Studio, it works fine. Not sure what is going wrong??

Please Help!! Its very important and urgent now! Without this issue removed, my project wont be considered complete....[:(]

Just an FYI, that site has a lot of bugs in FF 2.x Mostly with the menus, they don't work correctly.

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Originally Posted by oofki

Just an FYI, that site has a lot of bugs in FF 2.x Mostly with the menus, they don't work correctly.

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Hi oofki, currently we are targetting the site for FF 3.0.3 and IE 7. So, what do you think, why is this HTML rendering problem coming in IE 7?

im no expert, but could you possibly compare your ie7 settings to that of the servers.

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Originally Posted by chaosclown

im no expert, but could you possibly compare your ie7 settings to that of the servers.

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checked them. they are the same.

The piece of code where all the table stored are:

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<div id='divCentralPageContainer' align='left' >
<table>
<tr>
<td>{1}</td>
<td>{2}</td>
<td>{3}</td>
</tr>
</table>
</div>

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The {1}, {2}, {3} are the content of the td tags and the content is retrieved after the page load through an AJAX call to Shpt. So, in this case, the col1 would get the data later than the col2 and col3.

Maybe its this Asynchronous call thats leading to this error, coz I think the col2 or the col3, which are smaller in height set the height of the table, leading the longer part i.e. col1 without any room to display the data, what do you think?

How can I cure it? Should I use caching? how do i do it?

Hmm I dont know if you changed it but it looks ok in FF 2.x now

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Originally Posted by oofki

Hmm I dont know if you changed it but it looks ok in FF 2.x now

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Yea, changed the XSL we used for FF 2.x. Also, I have fixed the error...I was write in saying, that when the AJAX call returns of col2 before it would block the Col1.

So, I managed the AJAX calls in a way, that the Col1 and Row1 would get the data first, so now the calls would return the data in the TOP-DOWN and LEFT-RIGHT order. And Kazaam, everything is rendering properly.