I hope I'm at the right place to ask this question.
My company home page is made of two frames with aspx ending (I believe that the IT service works with activeX-Controls program). The home page displays correctly on Internet explorer but on other browsers the width of the frame is shorter, some text is
cut off (it looks like there is a padding problem).
In the past we had a similar problem with pdf documents. A file named document.aspx couldn't be open on safari until someone got the idea to name all files document.pdf.aspx. More of us employees use other browsers than IE.
I'm wondering now if changing leftframe.aspx to leftframe.html.aspx will solve the problem.
Can someone of you, asp.net expert, give me a hint? Can this little change from frame.aspx to frame.html.aspx be tested on your computer? Or do you know another solution?
Many thanks, I appreciate your help.
Paldo
