Garbage on page

[Anchorman]

Every once in a while while I'm viewing a page, the page will not display properly, it will be as if there was a "<" or a qutoe mark left off somewhere, so it starts displaying what appears to be code, but not really, it more appears to be just random characters. It's hard to explain. Here's a sample of the sort of stuff that it might display:

select> td v <> < le> n _lt.a.gifrder="1" bb>Rebr> > /tbr> />

This text (in this case) is sandwiched between a couple of <hr>'s. As soon as I press the F5 key to refresh, it appears just fine. When I look at the source, it doesn't appear to be a problem.

I didn't notice this until I changed over to Abyss web server.

I'm hosting this on a Windows 2000 Pro machine. I'm using Mozilla web browser Version 1.4 to view the page with.

Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks,
Jesse

[Moxxnixx]

The same thing happens on my PC.
It appears to be a Mozilla issue with prior versions of the browser as well.
The browser is trying to diplay the page faster than it can "translate" it.

[aprelium]

Please do the tests using another browser (Opera or Internet Explorer). Do you still have the same problems?
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[Moxxnixx]

:wink: This is definately a MOZILLA bug.
This happened before I installed Abyss.
These strange "code strings" pop up only once in a while, fortunately.
Like Aprelium says, just test with other browsers is best.

(It reminds me, back when I was a kid, my mom used to tell me to "think before you speak". Well, that's the problem with the Mozilla browser. It's displaying the page before it decodes it.) :wink: :wink: :wink:

[Anchorman]