ClubSnap Banner & IE7

[xfusion]

Not sure has this been reported b4: after upgraded to IE7, when browsing ClubSnap forums, I always see some php tag(s) on either side of the top banner (<![endif]-->)... can someone try to fix it?

 

[satay16]

Not sure has this been reported b4: after upgraded to IE7, when browsing ClubSnap forums, I always see some php tag(s) on either side of the top banner (<![endif]-->)... can someone try to fix it?

i fixed it. just uninstall IE7 and revert back to IE6.

seriously, IE7 have some serious problems. a few websites which i used to be able to enter were totally unaccessible with IE7. for example, i remembered there was this blog which i often viewed daily. it is protected by some pretty simple javascript password script. when i used IE7, the whole page just doesn't load at all. i asked my other friend to try, and still the same problem. so it was an IE7 problem since it worked on IE6.

and i did remember seeing the "endif" thing too. actually, you will see some weird stuffs around some websites when you use IE7.

 

[xfusion]

I was actually hoping that the site admin can fix it in the server script

As a software developer, I just feel hand itchy when I see such tags on webpage; too bad I have no control to the source code

 

[xfusion]

something like mentioned here

 

[grantyale]

i fixed it. just uninstall IE7 and revert back to IE6.

seriously, IE7 have some serious problems. a few websites which i used to be able to enter were totally unaccessible with IE7. for example, i remembered there was this blog which i often viewed daily. it is protected by some pretty simple javascript password script. when i used IE7, the whole page just doesn't load at all. i asked my other friend to try, and still the same problem. so it was an IE7 problem since it worked on IE6.

and i did remember seeing the "endif" thing too. actually, you will see some weird stuffs around some websites when you use IE7.

It's probably not the fault of IE7 but IE6. MS were in the making of HTML and CSS standards. They however implemented them all wrong in IE6 resulting in all sorts of illegal code and hacks out here. IE7 was an attempt to comform with the stardards while remain compatible with IE6 targeted pages. :cry:

 

[satay16]

It's probably not the fault of IE7 but IE6. MS were in the making of HTML and CSS standards. They however implemented them all wrong in IE6 resulting in all sorts of illegal code and hacks out here. IE7 was an attempt to comform with the stardards while remain compatible with IE6 targeted pages. :cry:

oic.... is it like those scripts where unlimited popups appear crashing the com?

 

[Big Kahuna]

Try turn off the phishing filter--? Tools> Phishing filter> Turn off automatic phising filter :thumbsup:

 

[xfusion]

Try turn off the phishing filter--? Tools> Phishing filter> Turn off automatic phising filter :thumbsup:

Same leh...

 

[match80]

You may one to try Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Internet (Custom level).

Enable all those activex and .net related options.