From: msimonov on
I just saw a post that because of IE8 coming out later this year that I would
need to add this line of code to all of the pages on my sites

On a per-page basis, add a special HTML tag to each document, right after
the <head> tag
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />

some of my FP sites are very large, can someone explain a way to use page
include so that I can make this code appear on each page and not have to
enter it on everypage...also someone told me that the / at the end should not
be there and to leave it out...is this correct..I do not know much html so
please explain simply for a newbie
From: Tom [Pepper] Willett on
You can't use include pages, since all they allow is body content, not head
content.
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"msimonov" <msimonov(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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:I just saw a post that because of IE8 coming out later this year that I
would
: need to add this line of code to all of the pages on my sites
:
: On a per-page basis, add a special HTML tag to each document, right after
: the <head> tag
: <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />
:
: some of my FP sites are very large, can someone explain a way to use page
: include so that I can make this code appear on each page and not have to
: enter it on everypage...also someone told me that the / at the end should
not
: be there and to leave it out...is this correct..I do not know much html so
: please explain simply for a newbie


From: Ronx on
An include page will not help - the tag has to be included in the <head>
section, and FP includes only go into the <body>.

You can use Find and Replace.
Find </title>
Replace with
</title><meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />

And set the dialogue to search all pages in code view. FP2000 will open
each page individually, FP2003 will replace in all pages at once.

The /> is only used on pages where you have a XHTML <!doctype, Pages
with any other or no <!doctype should not have the / .
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"msimonov" <msimonov(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I just saw a post that because of IE8 coming out later this year that I would
> need to add this line of code to all of the pages on my sites
>
> On a per-page basis, add a special HTML tag to each document, right after
> the <head> tag
> <meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />
>
> some of my FP sites are very large, can someone explain a way to use page
> include so that I can make this code appear on each page and not have to
> enter it on everypage...also someone told me that the / at the end should not
> be there and to leave it out...is this correct..I do not know much html so
> please explain simply for a newbie