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strange HTML rendering a config issue...

Hi

I'm trying to figure out why a certain server is rendering out strange
html
Sometimes it renders out html code to the browser window. See here:

http://www.itsnotallwork.com/Picture%204.png

The source code is absolutely fine - the page always validates.
it just sometimes renders out some of the source (different bits each
time - 50% of the time it renders
perfectly - 100% of the time the source code is exactly the same.

Anyone have any idea what could cause this?

Cheers

Guy
Sep 19 '08 #1
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On 19 Sep, 07:51, GuyBowden <guy.bow...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi

I'm trying to figure out why a certain server is rendering out strange
html
Sometimes it renders out html code to the browser window.
It always does this. However sometimes the html code is faulty and
therefore displays.
>*See here:

http://www.itsnotallwork.com/Picture%204.png

The source code is absolutely fine
Well obviously it isn't!
- the page always validates.
This means nothing.
it just sometimes renders out some of the source (different bits each
time - 50% of the time it renders
perfectly - 100% of the time the source code is exactly the same.
The source code may be the same, but it's output is different.
>
Anyone have any idea what could cause this?
A bug in the code.
Sep 19 '08 #2
On Sep 19, 10:34*am, Captain Paralytic <paul_laut...@yahoo.comwrote:
On 19 Sep, 07:51, GuyBowden <guy.bow...@gmail.comwrote:Hi
I'm trying to figure out why a certain server is rendering out strange
html
Sometimes it renders out html code to the browser window.

It always does this. However sometimes the html code is faulty and
therefore displays.
*See here:
http://www.itsnotallwork.com/Picture%204.png
The source code is absolutely fine

Well obviously it isn't!
- the page always validates.

This means nothing.
it just sometimes renders out some of the source (different bits each
time - 50% of the time it renders
perfectly - 100% of the time the source code is exactly the same.

The source code may be the same, but it's output is different.
Anyone have any idea what could cause this?

A bug in the code.
Thanks - very helpful...

By the source code I meant the HTML source code. There's obviously a
bug somewhere. Which is what I'm trying to track down - hence my post.
Sep 19 '08 #3
On Thu, 18 Sep 2008 23:51:41 -0700 (PDT), GuyBowden
<gu********@gmail.comwrote:
>Hi

I'm trying to figure out why a certain server is rendering out strange
html
Sometimes it renders out html code to the browser window. See here:

http://www.itsnotallwork.com/Picture%204.png

The source code is absolutely fine - the page always validates.
it just sometimes renders out some of the source (different bits each
time - 50% of the time it renders
perfectly - 100% of the time the source code is exactly the same.

Anyone have any idea what could cause this?
post the bit of PHP/HTML that does the Title edit box within the Edit
Video section.
--
Regards, Paul Herber, Sandrila Ltd.
http://www.sandrila.co.uk/ http://www.pherber.com/
Sep 19 '08 #4
On 19 Sep, 09:41, GuyBowden <guy.bow...@gmail.comwrote:
On Sep 19, 10:34*am, Captain Paralytic <paul_laut...@yahoo.comwrote:


On 19 Sep, 07:51, GuyBowden <guy.bow...@gmail.comwrote:Hi
I'm trying to figure out why a certain server is rendering out strange
html
Sometimes it renders out html code to the browser window.
It always does this. However sometimes the html code is faulty and
therefore displays.
>*See here:
>http://www.itsnotallwork.com/Picture%204.png
The source code is absolutely fine
Well obviously it isn't!
- the page always validates.
This means nothing.
it just sometimes renders out some of the source (different bits each
time - 50% of the time it renders
perfectly - 100% of the time the source code is exactly the same.
The source code may be the same, but it's output is different.
Anyone have any idea what could cause this?
A bug in the code.

Thanks - very helpful...

By the source code I meant the HTML source code.
You are posting in a php forum, so a mention of "source code" is going
to be assumed to be php. When posting in say, alt.html, source code
will be taken to be HTML.
There's obviously a
bug somewhere. Which is what I'm trying to track down - hence my post
Well since you didn't post any php source, how could you expect me to
be any more detailed in my response?
Sep 19 '08 #5
What is that ] part of?

You sure it's not the end of an error message?

<whatever thing="1" thing2="2" thing3="error message [unexpected "]"
type="text" maxlength....
<whatever thing="1" thing2="2" thing3="error message [unexpected >]"
type="text" maxlength....

something like that?

Are you populating your fields via javascript?

Does it happen on all browsers? E.g. firefox in safe mode?
"GuyBowden" <gu********@gmail.comwrote in message
news:3e**********************************@d77g2000 hsb.googlegroups.com...
Hi

I'm trying to figure out why a certain server is rendering out strange
html
Sometimes it renders out html code to the browser window. See here:

http://www.itsnotallwork.com/Picture%204.png

The source code is absolutely fine - the page always validates.
it just sometimes renders out some of the source (different bits each
time - 50% of the time it renders
perfectly - 100% of the time the source code is exactly the same.

Anyone have any idea what could cause this?

Cheers

Guy

Sep 19 '08 #6

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