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1. Good job! And I’m glad I helped in a way

   Comment by Jelena
   6:43 AM Vancouver, Canada time on Fri. Sep 21st, ’07

2. You, did, Jelena by helping me get rid of the PHPSESSIONIDs messing up my form validation.

   Unfortunately, my stylesheet switcher at ChristophDollis.com doesn’t work in PHP 5.2.3 so I had to fall back to PHP 4.4.7.

   When I get time, I’ll install a new one! Right now, everything is written to XHTML 1.0 Strict standards and, more importantly, everything works.

   Would you believe I had to troubleshoot one last error?

   I kid you not — Internet Explorer 7 gave me a Javascript error and wouldn’t get rid of it until I changed my hyperlink text.

   “Subscribe to posts” — fine according to IE.

   “Subscribe to blog via email”?

   Nothing doing. That was causing IE to throw up an error, not the many Javascripts all of which I disabled to troubleshoot. That’s got to set some kind of record for crazy IE weirdness.

   Your site has awesome design! Love the coffee. Could use a cup.
    

   [Cross posted at: MorningCaffeine.com, but the website we’re talking about is at ChristophDollis.com]

   Comment by Christoph Dollis
   5:39 PM Vancouver, Canada time on Fri. Sep 21st, ’07

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