I'd thought that IE6 was gone as a result of the aggressive way Microsoft's pushed it on everybody. For a while there you had to be extremely vigilant to make sure they didn't sneak it in through one update or another. Sounds like you have a whole corporate IT department dedicated to keeping it out, which is about the only way you can.
I'll have to revisit IE6. If I recall, it was flawed XML support that was its downfall, which is bad, because the site is basically one big XML manipulation engine. If you append "/photogallery/catalog" to the URL, you'll see what I mean--the idea is to publicly share things like his photo catalog with other sites, such as art galleries.
Thanks for testing. I'll post when/if I get some kind of IE6 kludge going.
Geek Speak » in reply to I'm guessing you know the IE 6 bugs already
Damn
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- Web site testers needed
- Cursor doesn't change
- I'm guessing you know the IE 6 bugs already
- Fine on Vista 64-bit Firefox browser
- Wow! Thanks!
- Picture interface is a bit busy
- Couldn't get in
- You need a Mac.
- No back button on shopping cart.
- re: Web site testers needed
- re: Web site testers needed
- "Stack overflow at line 0:" IE error message (n/t)
- re: Web site testers needed
- re: Web site testers needed
- re: Web site testers needed
- (On browser) (n/t)
- AOL broadband
