Visual Calendar doesn't display in IE or Netscape

[lhutchinson]

I have Dreamweaver's php visual calendar on my web page. It displays fine in
Firefox, but doesn't show at all in IE7 or Netscape. I haven't uploaded the
page to a server, just running it on my computer. Does anyone know why it
doesn't display in the NS or IE?

Also, I'm not able to run the administrator functions as outlined in
Dreamweaver's info about the calendar. When I type in
c://my-site/TDE_Vcalendar/admin in the location bar, I get an index listing of
the folder, but no prompt to enter a user name and password.

[lhutchinson]

I uploaded the files to our web server, and the calendar displays perfectly now
in IE7 and FF, but Netscape 7.2 just shows a blank space. I looked through the
NS preferences, but didn't see anything about php files. Is there a setting in
NS that I'm missing that will allow php files to run?

[danilocelic AdobeCommunityExpert]

lhutchinson wrote:

> I uploaded the files to our web server, and the calendar displays perfectly now
> in IE7 and FF, but Netscape 7.2 just shows a blank space. I looked through the
> NS preferences, but didn't see anything about php files. Is there a setting in
> NS that I'm missing that will allow php files to run?

NS doesn't "run" PHP files, the server does, the server will send HTML to the browser and the browser interprets it, including pulling images, JavaScript and CSS files and executing any JavaScript. If the calendar isn't showing up, then there is either an issue with way the calendar is set up, or the calendar doesn't support Netscape.

In your original post, you say that you have "Dreamweaver's php visual calendar on my web page". There is no Dreamweaver php visual calendar that comes with Dreamweaver. Are you perhaps using an extension, if so, please state which one, and where you got it. You have have to go to the developer's site for support.

Beyond that you'll need to post a link to your page and if anyone using Netscape 7.2 may drop by. I've not used any version of Netscape since Firefox came out, plus it is no longer developed, and the version you're talking about is even 2 versions older than the last one released. so do you really need to worry about it?


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