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I want to know what could be wrong with my server? I have uploaded the exact same website files to both a public and private server and it doesn't display the same way on both of them.

The files have been uploaded onto a public web host and it functions perfectly on:

http://www.singingnetwork.com

The exact same files have been uploaded onto my private server on:

http://www.graphicdesignmontreal.ca

On this private server, the font is not displaying the way it's supposed to and the JavaScript affects are not functioning properly either.

The site files use HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript

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Being pedantic: Not your server renders the page it is your browser. – mailq Aug 6 '11 at 23:48
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There is something wrong with your /js folder in the http://www.graphicdesignmontreal.ca site.

Thats why is not working right. I suggest using Firebug, then you can see whats wrong right there.

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Yes, if you request the js files directly you get an "Internal Server Error". I'm not sure how Firebug is going to help with this? A side issue... you appear to have the Google Analytics code in the page twice? – w3d Aug 6 '11 at 23:20
Ok in reality this is my friends private server and only he has access to the server logs. I will try and retrieve them or try and get him to resolve this. And yes, thanks for catching that I have two analytics installed. I will remove one of them. – Emran Aug 6 '11 at 23:56
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Your /js folder and files under it are serving a 500 error (internal server error). Check your web server logs, they should tell you what's wrong.

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