Re: [Camino] Problems Viewing pages with interactive map?

Nick Forge <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mozilla.chimera,gmane.comp.macosx.camino.general
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It does indeed render the same way in both Camino and Firefox. That  
means that it is either a bug in Gecko (the rendering engine used by  
both Camino and Firefox), or (probably more likely) it is a bug in  
the webpage itself. Many interactive map pages (that are not aimed at  
a global audience) do not work well with anything other then Internet  
Explorer, since they are written by developers who don't have the  
time/resources/skills to make it work properly in all of the major  
rendering engines.

www.whereis.com.au Is an Australian map site that is exactly the same  
- some of the info doesn't appear on Camino/Firefox. Luckily Google  
Maps Australia has now made www.whereis.com.au redundant, but for a  
while it was all that we had in Australia.

Seldon

On 10/04/2007, at 9:03 PM, Thistlecolour wrote:

> Hello,
> I have an iMac Intel with Mac os X 10.4.9. I've been trying Camino
> for a week (and Firefox for about 2 months) and they both have the
> same problem with the same page
> http://lisboainteractiva.cm-lisboa.pt/
> In Safari I can see the Description between the map and the footer,
> but in Camino I can't. And Also the "interactive" map, does not shows
> the zoom of the address when found. Is there a problem with the map.
> I don't have any problem with other portuguese map (http://
> mapas.sapo.pt)
> When I use a PC and Internet Explorer, I have no problem with this  
> page.
> Hope anyone can tell me if I'm doing something wrong, or fix the
> problem, if that's the case.
>
> Thanks a lot
> Liz Marteleira
>
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