Joey Kelly wrote:
>>I can run I.E. on crossover office, and most web sites display
>>ok. When I try to pull up the MLS, however (http://nom.mlxchange.com) I get
>>a blank page where the login page should be. Normally on a windows box, the
>>system downloads something to you on your first visit, and then I.E.
>>restarts and you can see the page.
>
>
> That sounds like ActiveX. What's the file extension (.asp, .aspx) for a
> properly-displayed page?
It doesn't pull up using firefox (with the user agent switcher configured to
claim it's IE 6) on Windows or linux. I get an "error on page" message. So
it's certainly ActiveX. That's probably going to be real flaky at best on
crossover if the app is programmed that tightly to the IE5.5 or higher platform.
>
> Right-click on the blank page... can you view the source HTML?
>
> One of my clients goes to a page that displays on Mozilla, except that the
> links are deliberately broken by the .NET server --- double slashed are added
> to the relative URLs. That's probably not what's happening to you, but it
> illustrates the problems migrationists are having these days.
>
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