include() in IE browsers?
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Is there some inherent bug in IE browsers (eg. IE6) where using something like:
<?php if (is_tree(85)) { include('sidebar-85.php'); } elseif (is_tree(87)) { include('sidebar-87.php'); } elseif (is_tree(90)) { include('sidebar-90.php'); } elseif (is_tree(94)) { include('sidebar-94.php'); } elseif (is_tree(99)) { include('sidebar-99.php'); } elseif (is_tree(102)) { include('sidebar-102.php'); } else { get_sidebar(); } ?>I have is_tree() in my functions and it is working elsewhere perfectly (Firefox browsers) AND is_tree() seems to be working even in IE6 for writing styles in the header conditionally.
So… is there an includes issue for IE6?
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