IE6 and 7 don't display PHP include in converted website. Please help.

Report · Jan 04, 2007

Today I have uploaded my website which I have converted
using PHP and PHP includes. Firefox displays all the
includes fine but Internet Explorer 6 and 7 as well as Opera
9 just don't display the top navigation.
This is a link to test for the different browser.
http://www.paul-westrich.de/bienen/index.php

A quick help will be greatly appreciated because visitors to
my website will not be able to use the main part of my site
due to this problem.

Paul

Report · Jan 04, 2007

I just noticed that Firefox does not display P7TBM as
include either. If you would like to compare the static
page, this is the htm page which I have re-uploaded.
http://www.paul-westrich.de/bienen/index.htm

This is the include
<?php include("../includes/navbarH_FAWI.inc.php"); ?>

Ans this is the content of the include
<ul>
<li><a href="/index.php">Home</a></li>
<li><a href="/ibn/aktuell.php">Neues</a></li>
<li><a href="/ibn/sitemap.php" >Inhalt</a></li>
<li><a href="/ibn/kontakt.php">Kontakt</a></li>
<li><a href="/galerien/galerien_basic.php">Galerien</a></li>
<li><a href="/ibn/index.php">IBN</a></li>
<li><a href="/bienen/index.php"
id="p7TBMrootuberlink">Wildbienen</a><br /></li>
</ul>

Paul

Report · Jan 04, 2007

I found the problem: The name of the include was partly in
lower case wherease in the file the include name were partly
in upper case. Everything works fine now.

Paul

Report · Jan 04, 2007

Paul

I am using Win XP Pro & IE7 and can see your site with all the TBM top
navigation and I have loaded each page from this menu successfully.

HTH

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"Paul Westrich" <nomadaNOSPAM@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:enk38j$283$1@forums.macromedia.com...
>I just noticed that Firefox does not display P7TBM as
> include either. If you would like to compare the static
> page, this is the htm page which I have re-uploaded.
> http://www.paul-westrich.de/bienen/index.htm
>
> This is the include
> <?php include("../includes/navbarH_FAWI.inc.php"); ?>
>
> Ans this is the content of the include
> <ul>
> <li><a href="/index.php">Home</a></li>
> <li><a href="/ibn/aktuell.php">Neues</a></li>
> <li><a href="/ibn/sitemap.php" >Inhalt</a></li>
> <li><a href="/ibn/kontakt.php">Kontakt</a></li>
> <li><a href="/galerien/galerien_basic.php">Galerien</a></li>
> <li><a href="/ibn/index.php">IBN</a></li>
> <li><a href="/bienen/index.php" id="p7TBMrootuberlink">Wildbienen</a><br
> /></li>
> </ul>
>
> Paul

Report · Jan 05, 2007

Mac schrieb:
> Paul
>
> I am using Win XP Pro & IE7 and can see your site with all the TBM top
> navigation and I have loaded each page from this menu successfully.

Hi Mac,
thanks for checking. Soon after I had uploaded the php
version I found my error. As said in the next posting I had
upper case in the pages and the include name was partly in
lower case. I had checked in on my PC before but Apache
running in a Windows environment obviously does not care
about upper case and lower case but Apache on a Unix system
as run by my host is actually case sensitive.
Happy New Year
Paul

Report · Jan 05, 2007

Paul

Thanks for the response, case sensitivity difference on Windows v's Unix is
useful to know. I have been following your static to dynamic migration both
here and on the PVII forum. I am just starting out to do the same and I also
use Apache on a windows machine and I have a Unix host!

Good luck with your changeover.

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Mac AT CamacWeb DOT com

"Paul Westrich" <nomadaNOSPAM@gmx.net> wrote in message
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> Mac schrieb:
>> Paul
>>
>> I am using Win XP Pro & IE7 and can see your site with all the TBM top
>> navigation and I have loaded each page from this menu successfully.
>
> Hi Mac,
> thanks for checking. Soon after I had uploaded the php version I found my
> error. As said in the next posting I had upper case in the pages and the
> include name was partly in lower case. I had checked in on my PC before
> but Apache running in a Windows environment obviously does not care about
> upper case and lower case but Apache on a Unix system as run by my host is
> actually case sensitive.
> Happy New Year
> Paul

Report · Jan 05, 2007

Mac schrieb:
> Paul
>
> Thanks for the response, case sensitivity difference on Windows v's Unix is
> useful to know. I have been following your static to dynamic migration both
> here and on the PVII forum. I am just starting out to do the same and I also
> use Apache on a windows machine and I have a Unix host!

Hi Mac,

if I can give you any advice based on my experience with
this migration please let me know.

> Good luck with your changeover.

Thanks. I am quite happy with the result I have achieved and
I have learned a lot.

Paul