It works for me.

When viewing the code, I see a mixture of JAVA, layer based pull-down menus
and XML.

I attempted to use this approach on my website. I abandoned the idea when
my regular visitors complained. Standard table based html has never
precipitated inaccessibility complaints.

Wayne
http://www.soaridaho.com



"Paul Remde" wrote in message
news:g6Vmb.37325$e01.73906@attbi_s02...
Hi,

I can't get the page to work either, and I'm using the latest versio of
IE.

Paul Remde

"Eric Greenwell" wrote in message
.. .
In article ,
says...
Mal wrote:
enough 404 errors in the website !

No, they have simply "optimized" the SRA website for users of Internet
Explorer. Users of other browsers are obviously not serious about
sailplane racing, and should go elsewhere...

The W3C page validator at http://validator.w3.org/ complains about
every line in it. It's such a simple page, I'm guessing they didn't do
anything fancy, but just got some critical item non-standard, and
that's why Netscape 7.1 can't get the menus to work.

The menus aren't even needed, as everything could be listed on one
page in table form.
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