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MaGiC
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I also get a blank page in IE6

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Omega
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Funny, I do, too. Anybody have any clues?

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Omega
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The problem's in my Javascript code. I've commented that line out, and it works fine. Minus my countdown, of course.

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Omega
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Heh. Two methods of embedding fonts. One is IE only and therefore sucks, the other you have to pay $150 for working software. Frellit.

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Omega
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Ah! IE won't let you end a script tag with /> You have to actually have a seperate tag to close it.

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TSN
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Why would you want to have a script tag w/o any actual script? You probably could put "<script />", but it wouldn't do anything.
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Charles Capps
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Script is the exception to the rule - it has to have an independant close tag
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Omega
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Why would you want to have a script tag w/o any actual script? You probably could put "", but it wouldn't do anything.

You'd have to link to the script in an external file, as an atribute of the tag. Which, coincidentally, is exactly what I did. [Smile]

And how do you post the text of a tag in this thing, anyway? It keeps thinking I've posted the tag itself (or disallowing it, depending on the tag), and with this new edit function, I can't see how you did it.

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Ah, I'd forgotten about external script files. A moment of brain inactivity, apparently.

To make the <script> tag show up, I used the old method of getting around swear-word filters: I typed "&lt;scr<i></i>ipt&gt;".

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