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By: Jools Smyth
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:>: [voyager] behavior on broken tables
> just a small thing i have noticed. Its not a bug, just the way voyager
> reacts to bad html from other browsers like netscape/ie.
>
> if you have a table like this
>
> <table border="1">
<tr>>
<td>1</td>>
<td>2</td>>
<td>3</td>>
<td>4</td>>
<td>5</td>>
</tr>>
> <td colspan="5">6</td>
</tr>>
> </table>
>
> obviously this is broken as there is no <tr> for the second row. however
> both ie and netscape will display this as a new row anyway, since it
> assumes there should be as the last table row was ended.
>
> however, voyager interprets the <td colspan="5"> as an extra cell so you
> get like [1][2][3][4][5][6] instead of
>
> [1][2][3][4][5] [6 ]
this is ok to me, so i can see that the html i wroung :)
> i have run into pages which have broken tables quite often online, and
> if the behavior in voyager was like that of netscape/ie things would
> certainly look right in more cases.
voyager get webmasters flames :)
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