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Why do some web pages look like this?

Discussion in 'General Internet' started by Daryl Toogood, 2006/10/18.

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    Daryl Toogood

    Daryl Toogood Inactive Thread Starter

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    Steve R Jones

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    It looks fine if I go directly to the site.
    Which browser are you using?
     

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    Daryl Toogood

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    Ie6
     
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    Bmoore1129

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    I open it in Firefox or IE6 and it looks fine. I did not allow activex in IE or scripts in Firefox.

    I have in the past had the bottom half of the web site missing in IE6 but it filled out when I refreshed the page.
     
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    TonyT

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    In the screenshot you posted the text displayed atop the web page are error messages output by the apache web server. Likely a typo in php code that was corrected cause the site loads fine in my browser at present. It's not really an error message from the apache server though. It's page header info, and likely the typo in the php code is in a section at beginning that utilizes the php function header(foo);
     

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