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5:41 pm
QuoteWe are using Squeeze Theme on a static page for our front page. When SPF is activated, it affects the look of all static pages, including the front page, when viewed in Firefox. The issue does not occur when viewed with IE8.
Our front page is at http://www.InterviewIncome.com
Currently, SPF is disabled.
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What does 'affects the look of all static pages' mean? You're going to have to give me information than this…
Yellow Swordfish
11:08 am
When the forum plugin is activated, any WordPress Pages look different (in FireFox) than when the forum plugin is not activated. Specifically, I believe the CSS is being handled differently, as the dark blue strip at the top (header-container, I believe) is no longer there.
I'll activate the forum, and you can see the difference between Internet Explorer (the proper look) and FireFox (missing blue div look).
Thanks for your help.
We will need Steve for that as I do not have access to IE.
But – worth noting that the forum CSS IS only loaded on the forum page itself and not loaded anywhere else…?
Yellow Swordfish
2:36 pm
It's very odd, the HTML is always the same whether SPF is enabled or disabled, but the look of the Pages changes. Also, the CSS appears to be the same, using FireFox Developer Toolbar CSS…View CSS… . This makes me think it's something dynamic? I'm wondering if it's some sort of jQuery collision, as several other plugins load various jQuery files. I'm still looking into it, thanks for your help.
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not sure I can explain why, but on FF the style.php file is not loaded and processed correctly… not sure how simple:press might interact with that as we arent loading anything on that page – which is confirmed by looking at your page source… most odd…
not sure its related but you have some wonky js going on there… multiple copies of things are being loaded… the theme and magicaffiliate are loading things without the wp api for loading js resulting in the multiple copie – it apears… again, not sure thats related…
Visit 3:31 pm
Interesting point about style.php, I recall now that the look I'm getting when broken is the same look I get when I Preview a new Page before publishing it, and that is controlled by style.php
style.php starts with this:
header('content-type: text/css');
Using Live HTTP Headers plugin in FireFox, I see that style.php is served with Content-Type text/html when SPF is enabled, but served with Content-Type text/css when SPF is not enabled.
Is SPF somehow hooking itself into the serving of style.php, and sending some content, so that the PHP header() call in style.php is failing?
Continuing to look into it. Thanks for your help.
cant think of how… especially since we dont even load our stuff like that…
are you using any template tags? can you take a look at forum – configuration – code and query optimization? are any of those turned on?
3:54 pm
Those were all at the default, on, but now they are all off, and the issue is still there.
4:12 pm
Commenting out line 14 of library/sf-ahah-handler.php fixes the problem
header("Content-Type: text/html; charset=".get_option('blog_charset'));
Is it possible to put that header() call inside the sf_ahah_handler() function, or does it need to be called by files that include this file?
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