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Error Number 4?

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Sigh, I hate frames.

I've been building this site for someone, and its all complete except for one stupid problem.

Here's the link:

http://www.spurlock.uiuc.edu:591/vtour/FMPro?-DB=Virtual%20Tour&-Lay=Artifact%20Portal&-format=framesetAMN.html&keyword=pueblop&-Max=100&-Find=Search

I'm on OS X btw using FMPro 5.5

I can open the page fine in Safari, it works wonderfully.

When I try to open it in IE 5.2 for the Mac, my database driven form gets the error:

"Unable to process your request because the server enountered an unexpected condition. For more detail on error 4...blah blah"

When I look up error 4 in the help menu, I get the simple explanation:

4 Command is unknown

Not exactly informative. Also, I can open the troublesome frame just fine if its by itself:

http://www.spurlock.uiuc.edu:591/vtour/FMPro?-DB=Virtual%20Tour&-Lay=Artifact%20Portal&-format=AMN.html&keyword=pueblop&-Max=100&-Find=Search

Any idea what is wrong, or is anyone more clear on what exactly error 4 is and how its caused?

By replacing:

FMPro?-DB=Virtual%20Tour&-Lay=Artifact%20Portal&-format=AMN.html&keyword=pueblop&-Max=100&-Find=Search

in the Frameset page with this:

http://www.spurlock.uiuc.edu:591/FMPro?-DB=Virtual%20Tour&-Lay=Artifact%20Portal&-format=vtour/AMN.html&keyword=pueblop&-Max=100&-Find

It seems to work. I found some corruption (hidden character) in the "-Find" string of the URL in the middle Frame. Hence, the "-4" Bad Command error.

Good Luck.

Garry

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Yeah, thanks, I shortly figured that out afterwords, how frustrating. Anyways, thanks for your help!

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