Re: [PHP-DB] HTML + PHP

2003-01-16 Thread Sabina Alejandr Schneider
Thank you very much for the idea!! I've controlled 
that before but it seemed to be all right... I'll try 
again!! Could it be that th body and one of the tables is 
in a function and the rest is in the main stript?
Thank you very much for your time!!!

On Thu, 16 Jan 2003 15:10:31 +0800
 Jason Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thursday 16 January 2003 11:43, Sabina A. Schneider 
wrote:
Hello everybody!!! Here am I again with problems... 
:-( This time I
programmed severan php scripts embebed with HTML, but 
the curiosity comes
when I try to see the scripts in a browser. In Opera 
it's ok, but in
Mozilla and Internet Explorer it appears one table on 
the other, everything
mixed up. I have most of the scripts structured as 
follows: a table that
contains the name of the enterprise and the site's area 
and another table
(theorically beneath the first one) withe the content of 
a table of my
database. Both of them appear the second one under the 
first one, but mixed
up. I used functions to build the code... What can it 
be? Was I clear with
the problem? Otherwise I can send a screenshoot with the 
problem, but I
don't think it's allowed to attach files in this list.

Most likely your HTML is broken -- unclosed/unbalanced 
tags (/td, /tr, 
/table).

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[PHP-DB] HTML + PHP

2003-01-15 Thread Sabina A. Schneider



 Hello 
everybody!!!Here am I again with problems... :-( This time I programmed 
severan php scripts embebed with HTML, but the curiosity comes when I try to see 
the scripts in a browser. In Opera it's ok, but in Mozilla and Internet Explorer 
it appears one table on the other, everything mixed up. I have most of the 
scriptsstructured as follows: a table that contains the name of the 
enterprise and the site's area and another table (theorically beneath the first 
one) withe the content of a table of my database. Both of them appear the second 
one under the first one, but mixed up. I used functions to build the code... 
What can it be? Was I clear with the problem? Otherwise I can send a screenshoot 
with the problem, but I don't think it's allowed to attach files in this 
list.


Sabina 
Alejandra Schneider[EMAIL PROTECTED]


Re: [PHP-DB] HTML + PHP

2003-01-15 Thread Jason Wong
On Thursday 16 January 2003 11:43, Sabina A. Schneider wrote:
 Hello everybody!!! Here am I again with problems... :-( This time I
 programmed severan php scripts embebed with HTML, but the curiosity comes
 when I try to see the scripts in a browser. In Opera it's ok, but in
 Mozilla and Internet Explorer it appears one table on the other, everything
 mixed up. I have most of the scripts structured as follows: a table that
 contains the name of the enterprise and the site's area and another table
 (theorically beneath the first one) withe the content of a table of my
 database. Both of them appear the second one under the first one, but mixed
 up. I used functions to build the code... What can it be? Was I clear with
 the problem? Otherwise I can send a screenshoot with the problem, but I
 don't think it's allowed to attach files in this list.

Most likely your HTML is broken -- unclosed/unbalanced tags (/td, /tr, 
/table).

-- 
Jason Wong - Gremlins Associates - www.gremlins.biz
Open Source Software Systems Integrators
* Web Design  Hosting * Internet  Intranet Applications Development *


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