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Is the problem browser/version
specific?
-----Original Message-----
From:
Robert Garcia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Multiple recipients of list witango-talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Friday, May 03, 2002 12:29 PM
Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: I'm
Stumped
I have gone through it line
by line, and the tags are all closed, I have had this problem
before.
The thing is, the random Zero “0” most often gets
stuck in the middle of a tag, thus breaking it.
For instance, a line
should read:
<td
width="5" height="6"><img
src=""../images/framework/transparent.gif"" width="1"
height="1" vspace="0" hspace="0"
border="0"></td>
However, in the sixth image block, I get random inserts of the
whitspace and Zero “0” which may be like:
<td width="5"
height="6"><img
src=""../images/framework/transparent.gif"" width="1"
hei
0
ght="1" vspace="0" hspace="0"
border="0"></td>
Not only is this zero no where in my code, I do not have
meta tags where it is showing up, and the other 14 times in the loop, it
does not show up.
--
Robert Garcia
BigHead
Technology
21053 Devonshire Suite 206
Chatsworth, Ca
91311
Phone 818.773.8162
Fax
818.773.8164
http://www.bighead.net/
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "Prasad
Ramalingam" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 3 May 2002 15:12:41
+0530
To: Multiple recipients of list witango-talk
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: Witango-Talk:
I'm Stumped
It looks
like you haven't closed the <TABLE> or <TR> or <TD>
tags properly.you can very well see this from the debug information
which comes up from the site and the other point is that this page
doesn't open properly in Netscape.
Sometimes not putting the quotes
for a particular Tag can also result in this.so just try closing the
tags properly first and for example you have something like this
<TABLE BORDER=0> try putting it in <TABLE
BORDER="0">.and also end properly with </TABLE> or
</TR> or </TD> This may not be really a problem but since
you are generating dynamically you are doing something wrong in the
loop.
The page
cannot be displayed is a common error in I.E and its not any way related
to the coding of the TAF.Its browser
specific.
I think
I have confused u.The point I would like to stress is close the TAGS
properly first.see the DEBUG info in your page,there is a <TD
which starts suddenly in the first line of the DEBUG
information.
thanx
Prasad
R
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.officetiger.com
<http://www.officetiger.com>
-----Original
Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Robert
Garcia
Sent: Friday, May 03, 2002 2:29 PM
To:
Multiple recipients of list witango-talk
Subject:
Witango-Talk: I'm Stumped
I
am experiencing a very strange problem that is causing me to bang my
head against the wall.
Here is the offending
page:
http://tps.bighead.net/library/results.taf?_function=search
This
page is generated by first retrieving an array of image results.
Then I row through the results to generate the page. The images are
served as blobs with Tango. The problem is twofold, and may be
related. For some bizarre reason, the numeral Zero?0? appears in the
results somewhere in the code for 6th image. It appears in random
spots and has white space around it. You can see it some times
without viewing the source if it appears in the right place. This
zero is coming from no where. It is not in my code. Also, on IE 5+
on windows, when you hit this page, you get a standard ?page cannot
be displayed? error, stating a DNS problem.
I am positive
that this ?Zero? is not in my code, because each image table is a
single iteration of a loop. It only shows around the sixth on the
page.
There are two ways to generate rows and columns like
this, this first with nested <@for> loops, the outside loop
for the image row containing 5 image tables, the inside loop for the
5 image tables in the loop. This is the first way I did the page,
because it is more efficient with adding the row table tags in the
right place. I thought there might be a bug in tango with nested
<@for> loops, so I went the more difficult route of using the
<@rows> method on the array, using a lot of <@if>
expressions to determine when to close and start rows and such. Both
methods cause the problem.
If I only show 5 images per page,
I do not get the zero, nor the problem with IE 5+ on
windows.
I have done pages like this many times before with
out this problem. The only difference on this project is that I am
doing the work for a company that will be hosting the app
themselves, and I am working with MS SQL 6.5. I have never worked
with SQL 6.5 before, and other than this, I have not seen any
issues.
Has anyone seen anything like this before? Feel free
to hit the page, and look at the source. When you get to the 6th
image table, you will see the ?0? dumped in there with white space,
different from all the other tables.
Thanks for the
help.
--
Robert Garcia
BigHead
Technology
21053 Devonshire Suite 206
Chatsworth, Ca
91311
Phone 818.773.8162
Fax
818.773.8164
http://www.bighead.net/
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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