Netscape 6 gives me a 404 on a page that IE can find.

[msimmons]

I have a frameset like this:

<FRAMESET COLS="300,300" FRAMEBORDER="0" FRAMESPACING="0" BORDER="no">
	<FRAME NAME="center1" SRC="hotel_picts.asp" NORESIZE SCROLLING="AUTO">
	<FRAME NAME="center2" SRC="hotel_info.asp?agentid=<%=agentid %>&ID=<%=ID%>&hotel_type=<%=hotel_type%>" NORESIZE SCROLLING="auto">
</FRAMESET>

that when I go to in IE it pulls both sides fine if I go there in NS 4.7 they are fine also. But if I go there via NS 6 it gives me a 404 (not found) error on the "center1" side.
any ideas what is causing this?
thanks
michael

[scoutt]

looks ok so the only thing I can say is make sure that your file names don't have spaces in them. other than that did you try to restart your computer?

[msimmons]

i even tried rebooting right now...still wont work
even if I go to the side directly
http://www.luxuryres.com/hotel_picts.asp
it works in ie but not in NS6
thanks
michael

[scoutt]

well when NS6 loads it it comes up with http://www.luxuryres.com/1 as the url. I would check to see what this is and what is trying to load it.

[CiberTHuG]

Okay, I've had a problem where a web page included some images. The images appeared in IE but not in Netscape. The reason: the images were not in an virtual directory and could not be served by the web server, but since IE is tied to the OS (in W2K) it just opened the files from the disk. Netscape refused to do that (as it should).

Perhaps one of these frame sources is not accessible to the web server?

[msimmons]

the frame page (.asp) is in the same directory as the rest of the site (in the root, the origonal writers didnt believe in seperation) and the photos are in a folder in that root directory.
Wouldent the page itself come up though?
thanks
michael

[CiberTHuG]

Should

[msimmons]

because it dosen't [load the rest of the page] and, as noted by scoutt's post, it pulls up a page named "1" (which dosen't exist so I am/was assuming that it is how an error page displays).
thanks
michael