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search for phantom character -
03-01-2004
, 10:15 AM
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First try - tr><td> 23 </td><td>Parking Violation </td><</tr |
Thank you very much.
I now realize I was wrong to search for < followed by a space.
But how come it shows outside of the table?
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Groet, Adriana.
[throw rubbish out if you want to reach me by e-mail]
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I now realize I was wrong to search for < followed by a space. But how come it shows outside of the table? |
up on the page *somewhere.* Of course this makes them hard to find since
where you see them on the page may be far from where they occur in the
source.
--James M. Shook
http://www.jshook.com
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I now realize I was wrong to search for < followed by a space. But how come it shows outside of the table? In my experience (which, alas, is vast) stray characters are just thrown up on the page *somewhere.* Of course this makes them hard to find since where you see them on the page may be far from where they occur in the source. --James M. Shook http://www.jshook.com |
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yes- it's usually characters that are in "no man's land" in a place that doesn't allow them. Such as between <TR> and <TD they will just be tossed on the screen. |
nevertheless I learnt a lot from this.
Next time I'll try even more searches before I post.
Still: thanks very much for responding.
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Groet, Adriana.
[throw rubbish out if you want to reach me by e-mail]
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On Mon, 01 Mar 2004 13:57:10 -0500, Alan Ames wrote: yes- it's usually characters that are in "no man's land" in a place that doesn't allow them. Such as between <TR> and <TD they will just be tossed on the screen. Alan and James: nevertheless I learnt a lot from this. Next time I'll try even more searches before I post. Still: thanks very much for responding. -- Groet, Adriana. [throw rubbish out if you want to reach me by e-mail] |
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The easy solution is to not put such characters on your page in the first place! 8) |
What is your alternative for <td></td> ?
Seriously: I was going crackers, especially since I made the basic mistake
of not realizing that the < shown 'above' the table by my browsers , did
not actually have to be situated there at all.
You taught me that, M!
That should be one mistake less in future... (but I, as opposed to some of
you guys, am merely human ;-))
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Groet, Adriana.
[throw rubbish out if you want to reach me by e-mail]
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On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 14:31:30 -0500, Murray *TMM* wrote: The easy solution is to not put such characters on your page in the first place! 8) Agreed! What is your alternative for <td></td> ? Seriously: I was going crackers, especially since I made the basic mistake of not realizing that the < shown 'above' the table by my browsers , did not actually have to be situated there at all. You taught me that, M! That should be one mistake less in future... (but I, as opposed to some of you guys, am merely human ;-)) -- Groet, Adriana. [throw rubbish out if you want to reach me by e-mail] |
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Yeah - JoJo, you mean? 8) |
What does JoJo mean?!
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Groet, Adriana.
[throw rubbish out if you want to reach me by e-mail]
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On Mon, 1 Mar 2004 14:45:01 -0500, Murray *TMM* wrote: Yeah - JoJo, you mean? 8) Uh, do I? Probably, if you say so... What does JoJo mean?! -- Groet, Adriana. [throw rubbish out if you want to reach me by e-mail] |
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