At 04:05 AM 10/24/2010, Rosemary Probert wrote: >I seem to have a really silly little problem with a new page. >http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engcbanb/war-memorials/adderbury/church-memorial.htm > >The SSI that I use at the bottom of the page is giving me an error >message [an error occurred while processing this directive]. Hi Lorrie, Upload the file again -- but this time check to be sure your transfer is in ASCII mode, not binary mode. ASCII handles spaces differently. Let us know if that corrects the problem. Pat Asher

Hi Pat, It's me that's got the problem - not Lorrie :-) I use FileZilla and the transfer mode is set to ASCII. At the moment, at Lorrie's suggestion, I'm systematically going through each part of the page deleting divs to try and see what's triggering the problem. What is really confusing me is that there are a dozen pages with exactly the same code at the bottom of the page and all the other ones work. eg. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engcbanb/war-memorials/adderbury/miller.htm <div class="author"> <p>Contributed by xxx Email: xxx To contact xxx, copy and paste the address and remove the brackets around the @ - thank you.</p> </div> </div> <!-- END OF CONTENT --> <!--#include virtual="../../includes/war-memorials-footer.txt" --> </div> <!-- END OF PAGE ID --> <!--#include virtual="../../includes/google-analytics.txt" --> </body> </html> What I have found is that if I add 2 include directives - the top one gives me an error but the second one appears OK. If I copy and paste the include directive to another place on the page - it appears OK If I delete the <div class="author"> which is just before the include - the include appears OK. And if I leave that div in but delete all it's contents, the include still works. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engcbanb/war-memorials/adderbury/church-memorial-5.htm I'm at a loss :-((( The page giving me the problem is: http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engcbanb/war-memorials/adderbury/church-memorial.htm Rosemary Northumberland UK ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ On 24/10/2010 15:23, Pat Asher wrote: > At 04:05 AM 10/24/2010, Rosemary Probert wrote: >> I seem to have a really silly little problem with a new page. >> http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engcbanb/war-memorials/adderbury/church-memorial.htm >> >> The SSI that I use at the bottom of the page is giving me an error >> message [an error occurred while processing this directive]. > > Hi Lorrie, > > Upload the file again -- but this time check to be sure your transfer > is in ASCII mode, not binary mode. > > ASCII handles spaces differently. Let us know if that corrects the problem. > > > Pat Asher

On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 11:11 AM, Rosemary Probert <rosemary@rprobert.co.uk>wrote: > <snipped> > What is really confusing me is that there are a dozen pages with exactly > the same code at the bottom of the page and all the other ones work. > eg. > > http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~engcbanb/war-memorials/adderbury/miller.htm > > Then, I'd look at "that" page first. Maybe do a trial & error process. Take "that" page down to the bare bones (as a copy) and do the include. Add in one part of "the page content". If it still works, add in another part, and so on until it "breaks" again -- or works -- whichever comes first. Judy

List, I am working on a family member's website to clean up the code and need feedback for a specific web page. I have checked it in Opera, Firefox and Konqueror on my computer and the page displays correctly. But on a Windows computer the button images in the menu do not show up. I don't know what browser or OS yet just only that there is a problem with the images but in browsershots they are not displaying in IE7 on XP. Don't know about IE 6 or 8 yet. Currently I am waiting for browsershots to give me that info. Could someone please check this page in IE 6, 7 and 8 and let me know if the images are displaying and of any other problems ? Please state your OS when you respond and please respond off line since this is not rw website related. Next, might anyone know what the problem is? This page is to be the template for future pages. You'll see that it is built entirely on tables but I can't do much about that right now. My goal is to separate css from code and clean up the excess code. An internet search stated that tables might be part of the problem. The CSS is in flux as this is a work in process. I am hoping that someone else has experienced such a problem. Here is the link. www.midwesternhelicopters.com/about.htm Lorrie