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Hilden · 02-02-2005, 12:19 PM

Hello,

Need some help on this one:

Here's the page in question:
http://www.teamfremont.com/features.shtml

I have four divs with an iFrame in each one. The content of the iFrame src pages (ie the links) are placed via SSI. I have the four divs controlled with the Show/Hide function and are controlled by the text images along the top.

The links are there, but you can't roll over them or select the first seven. After that, they seem to work fine. It seems like there's a pattern here, but I can't figure out why this is happening.

The same error will show up on another page that uses the same priciples.

http://www.teamfremont.com/reviews.shtml

In this page, the first three links aren't selectable. After that, they work fine.

This error only seems to happen in IE6. Even more frustrating is that some computers with IE6 don't show the error and others do.

Works fine in Netscape, Mozzilla, Firefox and Safari, but IE seems to be the issue.

Any clues to a solution would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

02-02-2005, 12:19 PM	#1 (permalink)
Hilden Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 2	iFrame IE6 Glitch Hello, Need some help on this one: Here's the page in question: http://www.teamfremont.com/features.shtml I have four divs with an iFrame in each one. The content of the iFrame src pages (ie the links) are placed via SSI. I have the four divs controlled with the Show/Hide function and are controlled by the text images along the top. The links are there, but you can't roll over them or select the first seven. After that, they seem to work fine. It seems like there's a pattern here, but I can't figure out why this is happening. The same error will show up on another page that uses the same priciples. http://www.teamfremont.com/reviews.shtml In this page, the first three links aren't selectable. After that, they work fine. This error only seems to happen in IE6. Even more frustrating is that some computers with IE6 don't show the error and others do. Works fine in Netscape, Mozzilla, Firefox and Safari, but IE seems to be the issue. Any clues to a solution would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.