On Fri, Apr 18, 2008 at 2:09 PM, Koko Alberti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is my entire element, filename is "fixtures":
>
> <div id="main" style="clear:all;">
> <h3>Upcoming matches in the </h3>
> </div>
> <%attr>
> body =>'fixtures'
> title =>'Fixtures'
> inc_css =>('fixtures.css')
> </%attr>
>
> Now, if you'll turn your eyes to the </h3> tag, you'll see a space before
> it. Believe it or not, if I remove this space, save, and reload the entire
> output is fine again, back to text/html.
I'm wondering if what you pasted in came from someplace that was in a
different character set and now you've got some strange characters that just
appear as spaces in your editor.
Try opening a brand new file with a different name and hand typing the same
contents into the new file. When you're done it should be an exact copy of
what you have pasted above. It's important that you don't cheat by copying
and pasting even a little bit. Its a small file so it shouldn't take long.
If you have the same problem with both files then I have no idea what to
tell you. If you don't have the same problem. Then I have a feeling that
you've got a strange non printable character that your editor doesn't
distinguish very well.
Why this would effect the content-type is another question but it may
indicate a bug somewhere in mod_perl or apache, or perhaps a feature that
I'm not familiar with.
You could also try sending the file as an attachment instead of pasting it
so that we can hopefully get a more accurate representation of its contents.
-- Ben
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