Repost: Forms Problem

[David]

On my site at http://www.david-recipes.org/ , sometimes the dropdown
lists appear as I want them to, with the first entry of each list
visible in the window when the page loads, and sometimes the first line
of some of the lists is blank. It's not always the same list which
creates the problem. The problem seems only to appear in IE, not in
Opera or Firefox, but it's hard to be sure about an intermittent problem.

Help!

Thanks.
David.

[Spartanicus]

Re: Repost: Forms Problem

David <newsgroupsfeb1 904.20.djgenera l@spamgourmet.c om> wrote:
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>On my site at http://www.david-recipes.org/ , sometimes the dropdown
>lists appear as I want them to, with the first entry of each list
>visible in the window when the page loads, and sometimes the first line
>of some of the lists is blank. It's not always the same list which
>creates the problem. The problem seems only to appear in IE, not in
>Opera or Firefox, but it's hard to be sure about an intermittent problem.[/color]

First fix the errors:

http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=http://www.david-recipes.org/

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>Help![/color]

If the problem persists afterwards then you've encountered a bug in IE,
not something we can do much about.

--
Spartanicus

[David]

Re: Repost: Forms Problem

Spartanicus wrote:[color=blue]
> David <newsgroupsfeb1 904.20.djgenera l@spamgourmet.c om> wrote:
>
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>>On my site at http://www.david-recipes.org/ , sometimes the dropdown
>>lists appear as I want them to, with the first entry of each list
>>visible in the window when the page loads, and sometimes the first line
>>of some of the lists is blank. It's not always the same list which
>>creates the problem. The problem seems only to appear in IE, not in
>>Opera or Firefox, but it's hard to be sure about an intermittent problem.[/color]
>
>
> First fix the errors:
> http://validator.w3.org/check?uri=ht...d-recipes.org/[/color]
OK, it's now valid HTML (validated at WDG first time around, and
validated at W3C after setting the encoding manually to utf-8).[color=blue]
>
>[color=green]
>>Help![/color]
>
>
> If the problem persists afterwards then you've encountered a bug in IE,
> not something we can do much about.[/color]
I was hoping that somebody could suggest what's politely called a
workaround. In other words, a way I could get the visual effect I want.

Thanks.
David.[color=blue]
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