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  1. krieser
    Sorry, ignore my previous post, but read this one.... http://forums.devshed.com/archive/5/2001/10/4/24769 Could this be part of the problem? Or is our php.ini file already configured this way? I noticed on one of the TCH pages it said we could not edit the php.ini... Hope this helps somewhat. Kris
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    Have you tried it with the <!doctype> tag first, then the <?xml> tag, then your <html> tag? I thought the doctype came first, but maybe it doesn't matter... Kris
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    Never thought to ask , but glad to hear it. I want to learn Martian too!! Kris
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    ...and reply from Andy 1 minute later!
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    Are we still testing? Sent mine at 3:54pm (Japan) Auto reply at 3:54pm (1:54 on the email) Kris Thumbs Up
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    Wayne, Try adding a line to the head of your html/php file specifying the character set or encoding you are using for your Japanese text. Like: <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html; charset=shift_jis"> or... <meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-16le" /> I've been using unicode, but am also working on an i-mode site that has to be in shift_JIS. Let me know if I can help with anything. I'm in Nagano by the way. Where are you? Kris
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    I love photography too! Black and white especially (but can't seem to get supplies where I live). Also, music and anything computer related! I had a '74 Bronco until recently ( I miss her). Never got off the paved road much...
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    Sorry, I can't get it to work (or not work). Your page looks great from my pc. I'm running WinXP Pro, and tried it in Mozilla browser v1.4 (5.0 engine) and Netscape 7.1, as well as a few others... Like you mentioned, it seems to be that the browser is 'forgetting' something, and then on reload, figures it out. I wondered about your 'DTD' declaration, but the fact that it reloads fine leads me to believe it's something else.
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    Also, what browser version are you using. I can't duplicate it on my pc. If you're serving up different code via php for different users, let me try what you're using...
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    Oops! There was a link. I'll take another look... Maybe we need a pulling-out-your-hair emoticon... Kris
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    Do you have a link to a page, or some code? Are you specifying the image dimensions? Maybe when the page is loading the first time, the images haven't fully loaded and the browser doesn't really calculate the space for them. Then it positions the captions/tables over the spot where the images will be (using the browsers native image place holder - whatever size that is). While the browser is rendering the rest of the page the image has finished loading, and everything seems to come together (wrong) at the same time. On reload, your images would already be in your internet cache, so the browser knows how much space it needs for the image, and there's no problem. Maybe?? Just my two cents... Good luck anyway!! Kris
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    Thanks for the support! Thumbs Up My htaccess files have relative urls, so that's why it wasn't working before... Kris
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    Sorry, i figured it out. This page kind of explains it: http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/help/id51.htm I checked the error logs and it turns out i needed to add the error pages to my subdomains' root folders - well at least that's what worked... Thanks anyway!! Kris woooot
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    Hello everyone! This is my first post. I set up some custom error pages, but they don't seem to be working for my subdomains. Are they supposed to work? Do I need to put an htaccess file in the subdomain's root directory? Any suggestions welcomed!! Thanks, Kris
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