Mozilla wants to print things I don't want to

[Stroszek]

I'm redesigning my site, and one of the directories is called "print" not because it is stuff that I want people to print, but because it is printed work (in contrast to multimedia, etc.) Whenever I try to take Mozilla (Mozilla 1.3.1 - This is WaMCom - the Web and Mail Communicator, a modified version of Mozilla, based on the version of Mozilla shown above. Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC; en-US; rv:1.3.1) Gecko/20030723 wamcom.org) to http://www.stroszek.com/test/stroszek/portfolio/print/index.html Mozilla pops up the Print Dialog. I've tried changing the directory name to "printed" and "printed_work" but it still does this. What gives? Do other browsers do this too? And if so, since when?!

Edit: Why does vB truncate the url up there?

[Stroszek]

Dammit! I would figure this out less than a minute after I post it here. So nevermind. It was just a little javascript insurrection going on. But I've got it back under control.

Thanks anyway!

[Defiant]

You have a small typo on that page: "materials yo accompany" :)

And a funny thing happens here on this Windows 2000 Box: I get a print dialogue too, when I browse that page. Strange.

[Stroszek]

You have a small typo on that page: "materials yo accompany" :)

And a funny thing happens here on this Windows 2000 Box: I get a print dialogue too, when I browse that page. Strange.

Yeah, I haven't uploaded the fixed page yet. I also haven't bothered to spell check. I normally do that last, because if I do it while I'm still working on the page, I can never remember if I've done it since I've made corrections, etc.

Thanks for the info though!