Page Looping in Netscape 4.7

Can anyone tell me why this site is OK in I.E. and other versions of NN, but in NN 4.7, the page doesn't load, it just "loops"?

The site is http://www.reliancejewelers.com

The default page calls up the page "main.asp", which is where I think the problem is, but I just wanted to know if anyone knew of a "bug" in 4.7 that I could blame...

This is confusing. I'm not sure I can solve this one, but on the version of Netscape I test with, it keeps reloading the right frame. I think it has to do with this function:
function handleResize() {
location.reload();
}
and then window.onresize=handleResize();
Get rid of that offline and then test it in the your Netscape test browser and then see what that does. I'm not a Netscape Developer but maybe that version of Netscape, the onresize is deprecated(not sure). Just a suggestion, you may want to disable frame resizing all together unless that was a functionality you needed with your site.

Devin www.sitesuwant.com
sitesuwant@sitesuwant.com

Thanks, kenowhere, for your reply. I removed the handle resize function and the page seems to be loading okay. However, now the menu in the left frame appears okay at all levels in I.E., but drops off menu items in NN as menu items are chosen!!! What could be causing this?

Well, I detected another error on your site too. My testing browser, Netscape 4.04, crashed when I was clicking on the left frame options. I've had this problem on my site, http://www.sitesuwant.com, a while ago with my old design. It would crash the browser because of a fault. The weird part is I don't know how to solve this. I'll have to think a bit and I'll get back to you if I can find a solution. This crash only occured in Netscape 4.04.

Devin www.sitesuwant.com
sitesuwant@sitesuwant.com

I have an idea. To handle the content positioning when the window is resized, you could change font sizes and image sizes depending upon the screen width. Tell me if you're interested, and I can show a working copy. If you want to see an example, my site uses it at http://www.sitesuwant.com but not for resizing. It allows the user to pick out a font, font size, and background color. That would be an example of changing the font size and all you would have to do is set up conditions where if a screen size were at a certain level, the font size would change and images would change. Nobody actively uses it, but it's a new idea maybe worth experimenting with.

Devin www.sitesuwant.com
sitesuwant@sitesuwant.com