VLQRT

But because the majority of the public (in europe anyway) uses IE, as a web developer you can't mis IE compatibility. I agree that Mozilla and Opera comply to W3c standards and IE kinda bends the rules, the fact that most people (in europe) use IE makes it the standard (in europe). So any big website had to make their site IE compatible even though it may disturb the way the site works with other browsers. It may be that you find that IE is 'bad', the majority rules, and in this case in favor of IE. I am not in anyway linked to the redmond monster by the way

How can you mis the olympics, it's on the news and (at least in holland) It's on 24/7 with live coverage or reruns of the day's events Too bad we didn't win any gold yet, it sure is a bad olympic year for us

I'm from the land of weed and the red light district .... yes Holland woooot

This topic dissapeared on me Btw Andy I don't know if you're from Scotland, but anyway congrats with the scottish win over the Dutch team.

Thanks for the quick reply, Rock Sign I will post the url of the 'lost' topic ASAP, but I can't right now (I'm on a different computer).

Becauase of a change in server settings a few month's ago Parse error's are repressed. In the topic in wich this was announced there also was an explenation how to force these error's by changing your .htaccess. I bookmarked this topic and figured that when I whould need the topic it whould be there to read. But (as I should have known) TCH forum topic's don't live eternally and the topic wich I bookmarked has dissapeared as a bag of candy in front of a fat lady. But now I am left wondering .... what was that .htaccess code. Since I see people that post parse error's I guess that there are some people here that know how I can force error's. Can someone help me force my parse error's by changing my .htaccess ?? thanks in advance VLQRT