I don't know much about the source code, other than
knowing where to find it. I sent it to Kwan and Levi,
since they responded first and obviously know what
they're looking at. (Hope you 2 don't mind!).
As for "fix[ing] the broken server that's pushing out
non-compliant pages", that's not an option at this
point. We lease server space for this application, and
the company that owns it wrote and maintain the
application. I don't see any changes being made to
that in the near future.
Ken
--- Levi Bard <levi@bard.sytes.net> wrote:
> > First problem: The core part of our business is
> run
> > over the web on a SQL server. I'm not real well
> versed
> > with web pages and such, so I can't be real
> specific.
> > However, after trying some things on my own, and
> > finally talking with the individual who set it up,
> the
> > whole thing is designed to be run with IE6.I've
> tried
> > Mozilla and Opera, and can't get the pages to load
> > correctly. I've not yet tried to use Wine, but
> will
> > see if I can figure it out this weekend, and get
> IE to
> > run on Mandrake.
> > ....
> > Also, are there any other Linux-compatible
> browsers
> > that may provide more "IE6-like" functionally? I
> don't
> > know if this is a Java function, or what. Sorry I
> > can't be more specific. As I said, this is a
> little
>
> It really depends on the frontend. If it's IE6
> only, it might be
> vb/vbscript, in which case there's really no
> solution of which I'm aware
> for a native Linux browser. If it's javascript, you
> should be able to use
> your choice of browser. If it's java, ditto, unless
> there are some
> native(non-java) parts to the app.
>
> Do the pages load partially, or not at all? Do you
> get the "Starting
> Java" (or whatever) message with Mozilla? Have you
> viewed the page
> source?
>
> Levi
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