[thelist] Problem solved (was: Object/Embed tag working in NS, not IE)

[AtdtXav]

(referring to http://www.playboxmedia.com/ , specifically
http://www.playboxmedia.com/broadband/main_B.html)

Thanks for your advice, the issue (from what I saw while the QT
developer was working) was more along the lines of having told
the wrong movie to stop playing.  *smirk*

However right now my problem is that NS 6.2 shows the site
beautifully, as long as you don't click in the navbar like a
madman.  In other words, if you click on a nav and then click on
another nav before it gets a chance to load, BAM error on the
PC. 

EVEN WORSE, in NS 6.1, EVERYTHING goes to hell.

*lament*  I'm looking for posted bugs right now, and finding
nothing.

Scott

PS the reason you can't locate the quicktime is because nearly
the entire page is quicktime. :)

--- John Dowdell <jdowdell at macromedia.com> wrote:
> The usual cause for "works in Netscape but not IE/Win" is when
> the OBJECT
> and the EMBED point to files in different locations, but
> that's not the
> case here.
> 
> Another way to get that symptom would be with an incorrect
> CLASSID, so the
> browser tries to call up an ActiveX Control which doesn't
> exist, but that
> part looks correct in your example too.
> 
> With the frames I couldn't get quickly to the source to prowl
> for other
> potential causes... wasn't even sure where the QuickTime is
> supposed to be,
> so I can't tell if I'm not seeing it or not.
> 
> A quick way to isolate the difference is to do some
> some-or-all testing...
> checking whether that browser can view any QuickTime on any
> site correctly
> is a way to isolate configuration differences... checking
> whether it can
> view any QT in any HTML you upload to your server is another
> way... might
> be a TEXT upload rather than binary, might be a path problem,
> might be
> something in the frameset jump... testing some simpler
> examples first can
> show where the exact difference is.
> 
> jd
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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