PHP won't work with Firefox

[countrydj]

Hi Guys...

I have a web site that uses a little PHP.
This is the bit that doesn't work.

PHP Code:

<?php
$hmenu=join('',file('files/hmenu.txt'));
?>


<?php echo $hmenu ?>

This is where the display code is:

<tr valign="bottom">
	<td>
	    <? echo $hmenu ?> 
	</td>
</tr>

I'm convinced that it is because <? echo $hmenu ?> is within a table.

I have another php link. NOT inside a table, and that works OK.

This is not a problem with IE.

Can anybody advise me ??

Thanks,

[AndrewGSW]

PHP Code:

<?php echo $hmenu ?>

[countrydj]

Hi AndrewGSW
Many thanks for your reply.

After I posted my problem I changed to your suggested code and it didn't work.

Cheers,

[tangoforce]

Originally Posted by countrydj

After I posted my problem I changed to your suggested code and it didn't work.

That depends on what you mean by "didn't work".

IF you're still seeing <? echo $hmenu ?> in your html then you've not changed the correct part of your php code.

If you're referring to something else that "didn't work" then you need to tell us more about it

PHP short tags <? are not enabled on every server (for good reason - .xml files also use <? in them) so you must be prepared to use <?php in all of your php code instead.

[countrydj]

Hi tangoforce

Sorry I didn't make myself clearer.

I changed the tag to <?php echo $hmenu ?> just after I made my first post.

I normally use IE, but by showing somebody the site, which is:

http://swarbrick-racing.co.uk

in Firefox I foud that the top menu didn't work, but the bottom menu, which is NOT inside a table, did work.

[tangoforce]

Originally Posted by countrydj

in Firefox I foud that the top menu didn't work, but the bottom menu, which is NOT inside a table, did work.

Still not clear..

Are you saying that CURRENTLY something PHP related is not working?

OR

Are you saying that it is a html issue that is / is not currently / previously working?

If its a html issue then this is the wrong forum. I looked at your source and performed a search for <? and found nothing.

[AndrewGSW]

The links at the top don't work because you have gone overboard on the use of absolute, relative positioning (and using tables for layout!) and there is something sitting above the links preventing them from being clickable.

Ever wanted to see your page from the computer's perspective? But the attached image won't help you fix your page.

[countrydj]

Hi AndrewGSW

How did you do that ????

You have been a great help.
I now have something to work on.

Thanl you.

[AndrewGSW]

How did you do that ????

It's in FireFox - right click, Inspect Element (Q) and click the 3D View button. I'm not sure if it requires FireBug to be installed.

[tangoforce]

Originally Posted by AndrewGSW

It's in FireFox - right click, Inspect Element (Q) and click the 3D View button.

Where do I find that? - I'm in Inspect Element (Q) but can't find any 3D button

Edit:
Nevermind, I don't have it and according to Mozilla its down to my graphics drivers