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Toby A Inkster
John said:
I said version 6.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
I said version 6.
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Steve Pugh
John W. said:
Nope. Doesn't trigger quirks mode in Opera 6. Nothing triggers quirks
mode in Opera 6. Opera 6 doesn't have a quirks mode. Hence the
question Toby asked.
Other browser that don't perform doctype sniffing (e.g. IE5) only have
a quriks mode. But Opera 6 only has a standards mode.
Steve
E
Eric B. Bednarz
Toby A Inkster said:So, how can you *reliably* trigger quirks mode in Opera 6?
I had good results with
~> opera&
HTH, HAND
J
John W.
Does N 2 have a quirks mode? No? Then why ask the question?Steve Pugh said:Nope. Doesn't trigger quirks mode in Opera 6. Nothing triggers quirks
mode in Opera 6. Opera 6 doesn't have a quirks mode. Hence the
question Toby asked.
Opera 6 is old, don't have that 1 anymore, that's why I did put a ?Other browser that don't perform doctype sniffing (e.g. IE5) only have
a quriks mode. But Opera 6 only has a standards mode.
John OO
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Steve Pugh
John W. said:Does N 2 have a quirks mode? No?
If by N 2 you mean Netscape 2, then the answer is yes.
Netscape 2's rendering is best described as quirks mode as it
certainly fails to obey the specifications in many areas.
Then why ask the question?
Which question?
Steve
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Toby A Inkster
John W. wrote:
To point out to Eric that you can't *reliably* trigger either quirks
mode *or* standards mode.
The number of "always quirks mode" browsers (that is, IE 5.x for
Windows) is going down all the time, so the best thing is to stick with
standards mode.
Steve Pugh said:Then why ask the question?
To point out to Eric that you can't *reliably* trigger either quirks
mode *or* standards mode.
The number of "always quirks mode" browsers (that is, IE 5.x for
Windows) is going down all the time, so the best thing is to stick with
standards mode.
J
John W.
You can in browsers that "support" both modes.Toby A Inkster said:John W. wrote:
To point out to Eric that you can't *reliably* trigger either quirks
mode *or* standards mode.
Test in <http://copysense.co.uk/doctype.htm>:
Selected: no DOCTYPE
Result:
<html>
causes the currently used browser:
Netscape
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.5) Gecko/20031007
to render web pages in quirks mode
John OO
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Toby A Inkster
John said:You can in browsers that "support" both modes.
Which isn't was Eric had claimed.
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John W.
Which isn't was Eric had claimed.
You're playing wordgames although you know exactly what both of you
"know" about the subject, it's silly.
John OO
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