I have an odd thing that's been happening to me for a while, and I'm really getting sick of it. If I'm looking at a ColdFusion generated page and I have debugging turned on the CF Server, I get the usual screens and screens of useful debugging information below my page. So far so good. If I print this page, I get the non-debugging info portion of the page just fine, but then I get at least 5 pages of the HTML code that makes up the debugging information. Its exactly what you would see if you did a 'view source', but only for the debugging portion of the page and only when it gets printed.
If you've ever viewed the source of the standard CF debugging html code, you will know that it starts with a long string of HTML closing tags, like this: </td></td></td></th></th></th></tr></tr></tr></table></table></table></a></abbrev></acronym></address></applet></au></b></banner></big></blink></blockquote></bq></caption></center></cite></code></comment></del></dfn></dir></div></div></dl></em></fig></fn></font></form></frame></frameset></h1></h2></h3></h4></h5></h6></head></i></ins></kbd></listing></map></marquee></menu></multicol></nobr></noframes></noscript></note></ol></p></param></person></plaintext></pre></q></s></samp></script></select></small></strike></strong></sub></sup></table></td></textarea></th></title></tr></tt></u></ul></var></wbr></xmp> <style type="text/css"> .cfdebug The oddest thing is that the printed HTML code only starts at </PLAINTEXT>, and then goes on from there. No debugging HTML code before the </PLAINTEXT> tag is ever visible on any page's printout. Is there some magic in the </person> tag just before the plaintext one? It happens on every PC here that I tried it on, and it does it to every CF app I tested, even though they have very different coding styles and origins. We run CFMX6.1 Has anyone ever seen this before. Has anyone got a clue what might be causing it, or how I might stop it from happening? --- You are currently subscribed to cfaussie as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] MXDU2004 + Macromedia DevCon AsiaPac + Sydney, Australia http://www.mxdu.com/ + 24-25 February, 2004
