i have problem with included color files:
in logon screen, in all chat frames and in admin functions color palette is black-and-white. BTW i not change any colors. help screen and setup screen have colors described in include files. where trouble?
permissions on directorys all correct.
url: http://www.manticore.hut.ru/chat/index.php3
version: phpMyChat 0.14.5
ps. sorry for my english :)
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it depends with wich browseer you lock at the page. Netscape and Opera don't understand all CSS-Codes. Best seen CSS is with the StarOffice Browser or with IE5 +.
In order to change this problem you would have to code the bgcolor and all other Styles into the HTML Header or directly into every page.
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This is not really a problem with understanding CSS, but rather a problem with mozilla's interpretation of <LINK REL=STYLESHEET>.
It seems the browser does not understand any CSS files that have other extensions than .css
I have generated a generic stylesheet from the dynamic one /config/style.css.php3, renamed it to style.css and changed /lib/common.lib.php3.pmcURLForStyleSheet() and see: it worked (of course, I lost the capability to dynamically generate the style). I have submitted this into bugzilla, hope they will fix it someday... :)
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I have talked to those people at mozilla, and they say that the whole thing might be a problem with wrong headers sent for the style.css.php3 file. They say, they ignore the style.css.php3 file completely, if the header does not say "text/css" but "text/html". I will try to fix this, in order to get the .css.php3 extension working with mozilla, too.
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Anonymous
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2002-07-29
I haven't got Mozilla, so I can't be sure if this idea will work, but I'm under the impression from reading hschaefer's post that putting
<?php
header("Content-type: text/css");
..
at the top of *.css.php3 might fix this problem.
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i have problem with included color files:
in logon screen, in all chat frames and in admin functions color palette is black-and-white. BTW i not change any colors. help screen and setup screen have colors described in include files. where trouble?
permissions on directorys all correct.
url: http://www.manticore.hut.ru/chat/index.php3
version: phpMyChat 0.14.5
ps. sorry for my english :)
it depends with wich browseer you lock at the page. Netscape and Opera don't understand all CSS-Codes. Best seen CSS is with the StarOffice Browser or with IE5 +.
In order to change this problem you would have to code the bgcolor and all other Styles into the HTML Header or directly into every page.
This is not really a problem with understanding CSS, but rather a problem with mozilla's interpretation of <LINK REL=STYLESHEET>.
It seems the browser does not understand any CSS files that have other extensions than .css
I have generated a generic stylesheet from the dynamic one /config/style.css.php3, renamed it to style.css and changed /lib/common.lib.php3.pmcURLForStyleSheet() and see: it worked (of course, I lost the capability to dynamically generate the style). I have submitted this into bugzilla, hope they will fix it someday... :)
I have talked to those people at mozilla, and they say that the whole thing might be a problem with wrong headers sent for the style.css.php3 file. They say, they ignore the style.css.php3 file completely, if the header does not say "text/css" but "text/html". I will try to fix this, in order to get the .css.php3 extension working with mozilla, too.
I haven't got Mozilla, so I can't be sure if this idea will work, but I'm under the impression from reading hschaefer's post that putting
<?php
header("Content-type: text/css");
..
at the top of *.css.php3 might fix this problem.