Problem with dreamweaver site on internet explorer

Hi all
Help required! i have a website up and running www.villaneptunecyprus.co.uk which works fine in most browsers apart from Internet Explorer!
If you have a look you will see a slider banner picture come across the screen which then slides out to be replaced by another and so on. However in IE the first banner slides in and then out and then all the text disappears and the website , for want of a better word, just stops. You can still navigate to other pages in the site but the same thing happens eventually.
Just cannot quite see what is going wrong.....any suggestions gratefully received!!
Regards
Neil

Code errors are responsible for 90% of browser display issues.
Start by fixing your code.
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When i try to run a form(even Test.fmb) , it is not
working in internet explorer.... i still could not
understand the problem. But, i noticed one thing...
either, JInitiator is not installed or it is not
invoking automatically when i run the forms... this
is the problem.. can someone help me on this please?When you say "it is not working..." what do you mean??
What is the error message raised??
Does the browser crashes??
Keep in mind that to run a form from the forms builder (including test form) you must start the OC4J instance.
Tony

Problem with WIndows 7 and Internet Explorer 11

I have Windows 7 Pro and just completed installing Service Pack 1. I checked the the System information and it indicates that the Service Pack did in fact install. I am now trying to install the latest version of Windows Explorer 11 and when
I try, I get a message that states "Operating System is not Supported" "you need Windows 7 SP1 or Server 2008 R2 SP1 to install Internet Explorer 11.
I have worked on this problem for about six hours. Reinstalled Service Pack 1 and anything else I can think of. I can't get Internet Explorer 11 to install. I use GMail and it is advising me that I need to upgrade to the lates version
Internet Explorer.
Can anyone give me some advice?

Which version of Internet Explorer are you currently running? And how are you trying to install IE 11?
Although there are standalone installers for IE, it's usually best if you can install it through Windows Update. From memory I think IE 11 can only be installed on top of IE 9 or 10.
Please can you open Windows Update, and click Check for updates. Once this has finished checking, look in both Important and Optional updates, and see if an updated version of IE appears.
Regards,
James Henderson
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Problem with af:showPrintablePageBehavior and Internet Explorer

Hi, I am using JDeveloper 11.1.2.1.0.
I have a table with the iterators Range size = -1 and the tables AutoHeightRows and FetchSize set to estimatedRowCount.
I have added a commandButton with af:showPrintablePageBehavior to the page.
The table I am printing generates 4 pages in Firefox, Chrome and Safari. In Internet Explorer 8 and 9 I only get 1 page. (The metadata on the page also say page 1 of 1. )
Unfortunately we have some customers that use Internet Explorer, so how do I make this work for them?
All data is viewed at the printable page in IE, but when printed there is only 1 page.
Regards,
Thomas H.

Hi,
not sure this is an issue with the showPrintablePageBehavior if IE shows all data in the browser after using this behavior. The print functionality is owned by the browser and obviously it doesn't get to all of the page content (which I think is out of the ADF Faces scope). You may try and file a Service Request with customer support for them to have a look. However, if the showPrintablePageBehavior properly displays the data, then I am not sure what we can do to make the browser native print functionality working
Frank

Problem with hidden items and Internet Explorer

Hello,
I have discovered a very strange behavior of my Page in which are a few hidden items!
In a region six hidden items produces an empty row! But this empty row is only be displayed in Internet Explorer! In Firefox everything looks fine!
Does anybody have done the same experiences about that?
Is there a solution for this problem?
Regards,
Tim

Tim,
I have discovered a very strange behavior of my Page
in which are a few hidden items!
In a region six hidden items produces an empty row!An empty row where? In a report? In a form?
But this empty row is only be displayed in Internet
Explorer! In Firefox everything looks fine!Although hidden items are 'hidden' they're still part of the HTML and consume space within the HTML source of the page. Is ApEx just putting these items inside a td tag that shows up in the browser? Maybe you could post an example on apex.oracle.com.
Earl

Problem with history manager on internet explorer

Hello,
I'm using the flex's history manager to save a state of my
application. When I use firefox everything works almost fine, but
when I use internet explorer nothing works. I tried both 6.0 and
7.0.
Do anyone know why does this happen and how can I workaround
it?

Hi Konstantin,
Searching through our bugbase, I found this bug which sounds
like the issue you're having:
history management doesn't work when previewing a local file
in IE:
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FB-443
This should work fine when using an http url. If not, can you
please log a bug?
thanks,
Sharon

Problems with webfont layouts in Internet Explorer 7

Hello,
I've created this website in Dreamweaver CS6 using webfonts.
http://www.fjgpharma.com/index.html
It's fine on all browsers except IE 7 where the type on the following pages isn't displayed correctly:
• Index - the blue sub-heading is split onto two lines when it should be on one
• About - 'technical management' is displayed as some sort of link
• Services - indents are misaligned
I've already added the following code:

Can anyone offer me any advice on how I can fix this?
Thank you!

With "technical management" being displayed as a link, I'm guessing you have some sort of Malware or downloaded Junkware infecting your version of IE7. There is no link in the code, so it shouldn't display as a link in any version of any browser.
You may want to run an anti-virus/malware program and see if it picks anything up.
Are you sure you still want to support IE7?
According to everything I've seen, somewhere between .5% and 1% of all users still have IE7 installed.
Now with Windows XP's "Death Date" set at April 8 next year, IE8 should start falling off dramatically (currently at about 6%) as current XP users are forced to upgrade or be subject to unpatched problems after that date.

Problems with flash navigation in Internet Explorer 7

I have a frameset, the navigation frame uses flash for the
navigation - basic getURL code with target frame "MAIN" (which is
the name of the frame I want to target). This worked fine in IE6,
but when I upgraded to IE7 clicking on the navigation caused it to
fire off a new window (as if I had given it a target "_blank").
Has anyone come across a similar problem?
Sorry if this is a basic question, I am a novice flash user
and any help with this would be appreciated.

JodiBurgess wrote:
> I have a frameset, the navigation frame uses flash for
the navigation - basic
> getURL code with target frame "MAIN" (which is the name
of the frame I want to
> target). This worked fine in IE6, but when I upgraded to
IE7 clicking on the
> navigation caused it to fire off a new window (as if I
had given it a target
> "_blank").
Try another name, words like Main or mainFrame are reserved
and always caused
problems. Give the frame some unique name Jodi_frame etc...
Also, don't forget to test it on server, not locally.
Best Regards
Urami
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Problem with Tomcat 404 Redirects & Internet Explorer

Hello All --
I am running Tomcat 5.5.9 stand alone on a linux server. My default application is loading when you visit http://*IPAddress*/
I have set up the standard <error-page> tags in my context web.xml, located in: TOMCAT-INSTALL/webapps/contextname/WEB-INF.
Browsing to an invalid link through FireFox correctly displays my error page. However, browsing to the same invalid link through IE 6 displays the standard IE 404 Not Found Error message.
The strange thing is, if I visit a correct page through IE, then go back and change it so it is incorrect, THEN IE sees my custom error page.
For example, if I visit
http://siteaddress.com/products.jsp?product_id=12345, the page loads correctly. If I change the address to
http://siteaddress.com/products.js?product_id=12345, IE then sees my custom error.
But if I enter the incorrect address right away in a new IE window, I receive the standard IE 404 error messaging.
Could someone please explain why this is happening and what I can do to resolve the problem?
Thank you in advance for your help!
-- Chris

Hi,
I got this to work finally and documented it here:
http://markashworth.objectis.net/Tutorial/tomcat404IE
Hope this helps.
Mark Ashworth

I'm getting "The connection has timed out" when I try to connect to one specific website. I can connect to the site using Internet Explorer. Help?

As suggested by Firefox, I cleared my history and cache. I also downloaded and ran one of the Firefox recommended malware applications. I also removed Firefox from my firewall and then added it back as suggested by Firefox. I have no problem accessing the site using Internet Explorer.

Thanks jscher2000. Yes, in Safe Mode I was able to go the site. I read the possible ways that Firefox suggests to try to fix the problem, i.e., go through all my extensions to find the problem or reset Firefox to the original factory settings. Where do you suggest I go from here?

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