Wrapper not showing up in IE

[DSMag]

I have created a PHP mailto type form and have created a link in Mambo to have a wrapper for it. When I go to the form it looks awesome in Firefox and functions pretty good, but when I click the link in IE 6 nothing shows up, and when I view source of the blank page that is staring at me, i see this error:

"This option will not work correctly. Unfortunately, your browser does not support Inline Frames"

Yet I know IE 6 supports it as I have seen it done elsewhere? Any thoughts?

[walb]

Hmm, weird.
Do you have an url? I like to try it with my IE. I run IE with everything default.

[DSMag]

Unfortunately I do not have an example, it is within a user menu of a live site. If I move it to a place where someone who is not registered can see that would not be good.

This i really wierd. It should have no problem wrapping around a PHP document. Any thoughts at all?

[walb]

No thoughts yet. To few clues.
Maybe post here or PM me a userid/pass.
However the more people can look at the problem, the more chance you have for a solution. I'm not allmighty!

[DSMag]

Ok, I have set up a user account for mambers to see this problem in IE and help me fix this.

url: http://www.the-neutral-zone.net

Username: mamberstest
Password: mamberstest

In the user menu, the last item (apply to leagues) is the wrapper.

Recap of problem: views fine in FireFox, but does not show up in IE. Thanks in advance for your help.

[walb]

Tthe IFRAME seems to be OK. You used just the wrapper, which should work. Also for php files.

IE shows nothing but a java-error at line 25, which might explain the different behaviour.
Char: 1
Error: 'null' is null or undefined object.
URL: http://www.the-neutral-zone.net/forms/leagueapp.php

FF displays also the form, reports also a java error at line 25 and says 'a' has no propeties.
FF is somewhat clearer in the reporting, what that line is:
function setTargets()
{
var a = document.getElementById('expanditbutton');
a.onclick = function() { contractIt('myDiv'); }
}
The bold line is line 25 and seems to be the problem area.

Hmm. I'm bad in javascripts.

I noticed 2 javascripts in the beginning of your php page.
Both hold function setTargets() but also a reuse of variable 'a'
The first one passed fine, the second not.
That may be the course and should the second have a different name???
Just guessing.

If I put the php url straight into the browser ie and ff both displays the form with java errors.

Maybe someone more knowledgable of java could help?

[DSMag]

I have updated the file to take care of the second function the one causing the problem. Yet no change. This shouldn't be why the form does not display in IE. As I have another one without any java that doesn't display either.

Thanks, keep the suggestions coming, as one will definately take care of it !

[walb]

I used php in a wrapper before and it works fine, but I never tried it with a form.
Maybe try it without a wrapper and embed your php in content.
This could be done with a mambot found here.
I've used that mambot also and works good.

[TroyM]

I had similar problem while i want to use framing on a site IE was just forwarding the users to the site i want to frame. FF was working ok... I guess it is an IE6 issue

here is the URL http://line.us/ it does not have any forwarding...