Hello everybody.<br />
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In our site we have an online database - the information is from an external .csv file<br />
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Here is a link to our site <br />
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The problem is that no version of netscape will display anything - is there anything I can do??<br />
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Thanks<br />
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<!--content-->Hmm...is the <object> tag supported in versions of HTML prior to 4.0? I don't think it is. I am fairly sure that version 4 browsers don't support it (but haven't got any proof to that affect).<br />
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You might have to use the <applet> tag in some way.<!--content-->I don't think NS can use the object tag in that way. I know it can use the object tag in loading flash files but not loading a csv file. why don't you try SSI since you already have the shtml extension. and all you are doing is loading it into a table. SSI would be perfect for you.<!--content-->Thanx for responding guys.<br />
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But how can I use SSI to view the database.<br />
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p.s if anyone is having problems with nvidia geforce cards I am more than willing to help<br />
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:rocker:<!--content-->well in place of the <object> tag just insert this.<br />
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<!--#include file="file.csv"--><br />
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if that doesn't work you can try saving the excel table as a html page. might look a little out of place and messed up, but with some time you can fix it up.<!--content-->
<br />
In our site we have an online database - the information is from an external .csv file<br />
<br />
Here is a link to our site <br />
<br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.autobusiness.co.uk/publications/cdb/sample/sample.shtml">http://www.autobusiness.co.uk/publicati ... mple.shtml</a><!-- m --><br />
<br />
The problem is that no version of netscape will display anything - is there anything I can do??<br />
<br />
Thanks<br />
<br />
}
<!--content-->Hmm...is the <object> tag supported in versions of HTML prior to 4.0? I don't think it is. I am fairly sure that version 4 browsers don't support it (but haven't got any proof to that affect).<br /><br />
You might have to use the <applet> tag in some way.<!--content-->I don't think NS can use the object tag in that way. I know it can use the object tag in loading flash files but not loading a csv file. why don't you try SSI since you already have the shtml extension. and all you are doing is loading it into a table. SSI would be perfect for you.<!--content-->Thanx for responding guys.<br />
<br />
But how can I use SSI to view the database.<br />
<br />
p.s if anyone is having problems with nvidia geforce cards I am more than willing to help<br />
<br />
:rocker:<!--content-->well in place of the <object> tag just insert this.<br />
<br />
<!--#include file="file.csv"--><br />
<br />
if that doesn't work you can try saving the excel table as a html page. might look a little out of place and messed up, but with some time you can fix it up.<!--content-->