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Really? Not supported? I just checked one of my own pages, and it validated as XHTML with an IFrame. I Just had to adjust Google's code to use "&" instead of just "&"

Hi, can you please link to the page, or provide code? Without it, I can't even guess what is going wrong. I would suspect that there is a coding error that is causing it to malfunction (appearing to work) in IE7, and standards compliant browsers are ignoring the bad code …

The problem is IE's box model. You can use an alternate stylesheet to deliver to IE "width: auto;", but a better solution is to wrap the DIV. Remove padding and instead, create an inner DIV with margins. This will work between browsers.

Line 259 you have not closed a DIV, I suspect this is part of both problems. Check your page through [url]http://validator.w3.org/[/url]

PHP has a built in function for this. [url]http://www.tizag.com/mysqlTutorial/mysqlfetcharray.php[/url]

You need to change the headers to define "text/html" instead of the default, which is plain text. (headers are the fourth argument in the mail() function)

charset=Windows-1252 is a very non-standard encoding. I'm quite certain that the Hebrew characters are not supported. Try using UTF-8, the standard that PHP generally uses. The PHP files are UTF-8, hence why Hebrew in the PHP works.

Hi, Try overriding the form elements default CSS by using [icode]background-color: transparent;[/icode].