Css wont show up on Firefox, IE OK

[wms]

...just to add.

It works in IE v6 and not in v7.  I just tried another computer that was running a later version of IE and it seems to have the same problem as FF (no CSS appearing).

I've also done a complete system restore of all my sites from a backup 2 days ago.

Thanks in advance again!

[tyman00]

Not to sound rude... but did you not notice the last post before responding? We can't really help you out if you don't provide us the items we are asking for. The "READ ME" forums and the System Information are there so you can help yourself get timely responses. You didn't even provide a link to any of the sites in question that would allow us to take a quick look to see if we see something in your source or validation that could be causing the issues.

[wms]

Right....sorry about that.  It was 1:30am.  I guess I was tired and forgot that simple information.

One site in question is webmadesimple.ca.  Another is gilks.ca.

[wms]

...and it seems images are not loading up.  If you go to this link:  http://webmadesimple.ca/index.php?page=templates none of the images appear on the page.

[tyman00]

Looks like you were bit by the WYSIWYG bug. This is what the source of your page shows for your images:

Code: Select all

<img src="uploads/images/accounting1_sm.jpg" border="0" width="224" height="218" />

Also check:
http://validator.w3.org/check?verbose=1 ... Dtemplates

While I cannot guarantee addressing the validation issues ill fix it, it will ensure we are working on a clean slate. Going forward

[wms]

Thanks for the response.  I'll have take a look.

Here's the reply I got back from my host as I put a ticket in this morning:
Your site is working normally again. Recently, we've been switching servers over to using FastCGI -- FastCGI is basically a tool from Microsoft to really improve the performance of PHP when running on Windows. During our testing, we did not run into any issues; however, as noted by your website, a problem was being encountered when doing certain things with HTTP headers.

We tracked the problem down to a PHP setting and have fixed it.

We'll also be filing a bug report with PHP (and possibly Microsoft) to see exactly what the problem was.

And here's another reply from them:
I filed a bug report with the makers of your CMS software as it appears to ultimately be a problem with the way they are sending an HTTP header.

[Pierre M.]

Here's the reply I got back from my host as I put a ticket in this morning:
...running on Windows.

Is really this hosting OS choice the culprit ?
Why was it chosen to host PHP code ? Any MS dependancy ?

Pierre M. (still without System Info...)

[tyman00]

Thanks for the response.  I'll have take a look.

Here's the reply I got back from my host as I put a ticket in this morning:
Your site is working normally again. Recently, we've been switching servers over to using FastCGI -- FastCGI is basically a tool from Microsoft to really improve the performance of PHP when running on Windows. During our testing, we did not run into any issues; however, as noted by your website, a problem was being encountered when doing certain things with HTTP headers.

We tracked the problem down to a PHP setting and have fixed it.

We'll also be filing a bug report with PHP (and possibly Microsoft) to see exactly what the problem was.

And here's another reply from them:
I filed a bug report with the makers of your CMS software as it appears to ultimately be a problem with the way they are sending an HTTP header.

Glad we are getting things figured out. I am not sure what the devs will do about the bug report (I read it, seems to make sense, but I have no idea if it will break anything else.)