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Anyone use Firebug to find errors in thier site code?

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Post by Guest January 13th 2009, 15:21

On another site we are on we are having problems with a couple things, so one of us used firebug to find errors. What we found was alarming and it turns out no errors were are fault but Forumotions!

Take a look:
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Post by Guest January 13th 2009, 15:32

I too use firebug and usually get similar results to you.
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Post by Doctor Inferno January 13th 2009, 15:57

No errors from Firebug for my site - or is there something wrong with my Firebug?

Looks like there is a whole lot of junk in the CSS?
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Post by Guest January 13th 2009, 15:59

Doctor Inferno wrote:No errors from Firebug for my site - or is there something wrong with my Firebug?

Looks like there is a whole lot of junk in the CSS?


I just tried it on a site with no text in a css and got almost the same reading.
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Post by lilypad January 13th 2009, 17:42

No, but I will try it. I've used a different one and found a few, tried to correct them. LOL!
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Post by Brandon February 22nd 2009, 06:01

Seems pointless
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Post by Jalokim February 22nd 2009, 13:14

When using Adobe Dreamweaver for web design... and editing forumotion themes ... i often scan the scripts with the built in debugger. The exact same bugs appear. But in dreamweaver it describes which browsers are effected.

Internet Explorer 5 and lower doesn't recognize a load of CSS script, including minus codes and z-index. And a whole lot more.
The scan only shows that your forum won't work as great on older version browsers. IE6, all firefoxes and safari's will work perfectly. Opera might have a few problems but not as dramatic as IE.
Every webdesigner knows what IE fix means and does to people.
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Post by Cornelia February 22nd 2009, 13:27

It depends of the version you use. You're likely to find more errors with a longer CSS.

I'm more used in using the Web Developer extension than the Firebug extension. The WD tool allows you to directly validate your Web pages' XHTML and CSS via options available in the toolbar. You can also directly view the CSS with another shortcut, and you have a lot more features (disable shortcuts, cookies, css, forms, images, informations, etc.)

The CSS code contains some invalid properties, such as the scrollbar properties who are Microsoft-made and come from phpBB2's times, and those CSS hacks who are meant to correct IE5/IE6's poor style management. And when there are transparent colors, we simply see "#" instead of transparent who is a valid value.
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Post by RikaComet February 22nd 2009, 14:02

i know this is offtopic but how can a guest post or start a new topic here without registering?
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Post by kjmj14 February 22nd 2009, 14:06

You just need to go over your forum permission, then check all the settings you want for your forum.
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Post by RikaComet February 22nd 2009, 14:08

i was talking about... are guest allowed to post here at support forum?
do they have permissions... i doubt that they don't~
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Post by Jalokim February 22nd 2009, 15:00

RikaComet wrote:i know this is offtopic but how can a guest post or start a new topic here without registering?

look at the date
by Guest on Tue Jan 13, 2009 2:21 pm
you have plenty time to ban and delete a member from here
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Post by RikaComet February 22nd 2009, 17:45

shouldn't this thread be locked then...why revive it~~
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Post by Luky February 22nd 2009, 19:11

Indeed this topic should have been locked and it is from now on. Guests are not allowed to post on the support forum . A member posted this then his account was deleted Wink Topic locked
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