Question : Need help with display differences between IE and Firefox

In revamping my website, I've just discovered a problem with a web page displaying differently in Internet Explorer and Firefox (latest versions of both). The page displays fine in Explorer but has some obvious issues in Firefox. (The problem may be in part due to a javascript-related issue, using widgets created with Widgetbox.com)

I know this puts me into the last century, but I build my pages with FrontPage 2002, mainly because my pages are usually quite simple and I don't run into problems like this one, which brings me to Experts Exchange.

I've posted the page at this location:

http://www.radiogeorge.com/oldies1-a.htm

This page will be the model for about 60 others, so what I'm looking for is an expert who can looks at the coding and provide both the corrected snippet of coding  that will fix it so that it appears as well in a Firefox browser as on IE, and also a bit of an explanation on how to find info so that I can tackle it myself, if it happens in the future, at my level of ability without having to learn CSS and/or a lot of advanced stuff.

Thanks for your time and attention.

Answer : Need help with display differences between IE and Firefox

Hi first thing, if your expecting this rule to fire when the user requests page "/moo/dog.html?id=99" then you need to change the  rewrite ^.*/index.php  for ^.*/moo/dog.html$, unless there are other rules already in place, that may muddy things.

I'm far from a nginx expert, but am I correct in thinking the $http_HEADER variable contains the full HTTP header, including the referer, so it may be worth switching the two to see if it makes a difference. Also the syntax below may be closer to what you want


if ($http_referer ~* (moo/cow.html) ) {
   set $test  a;
}

if ($args !~* "id=15"){
   set $test  "${test}b";
}

if ($test = ab ) {
     rewrite  ^.*/moo/dog.html$  http://target.electronicgroups.com/moo/cat.html?id=15   last;
}