Keith Patton
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 Posted:
Fri Nov 11, 2005 7:51 am Post subject:
visual artifacts appearing for |
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Hi,
I'm stumped by this one, posted up by one of our clients, it seems that MCMS
is incorrectly rendering html content occasionally, although i've never seen
this before, anyone else?
"I've a fair look at the areas where the visual artifact appears. It appears
in all sorts of code, new and old content, automatically generated page areas
(like the address path) and typed areas. The artifact disappears when the
Refresh button is hit, and it is not visible when normally browsing, only
when opening the page from an external link (like one in an email). This last
suggests that it is a result of some interpretation function rather than a
problem with the page itself.
After some playing I've eventually twigged that the 'Â' appears every place
(I think) an ' ' is in the html code. Why ' ' is put in the code rather than
a ' ' and only sometimes rather than always, I don't know. I do know that the
old .asp pages of our previous Intranet also had in many places, but the
'Â' did not appear." |
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Stefan [MSFT]
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Sun Nov 13, 2005 9:50 pm Post subject:
Re: visual artifacts appearing for |
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Hi Keith,
usually if an F5 resolves the problem this indicates a browser bug.
F5 actually should retrieve the same content again. If it is rendered
differently the browser is causing the problem.
A network monitor trace would proof this.
Cheers,
Stefan
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| Quote: | Hi,
I'm stumped by this one, posted up by one of our clients, it seems that
MCMS
is incorrectly rendering html content occasionally, although i've never
seen
this before, anyone else?
"I've a fair look at the areas where the visual artifact appears. It
appears
in all sorts of code, new and old content, automatically generated page
areas
(like the address path) and typed areas. The artifact disappears when the
Refresh button is hit, and it is not visible when normally browsing, only
when opening the page from an external link (like one in an email). This
last
suggests that it is a result of some interpretation function rather than a
problem with the page itself.
After some playing I've eventually twigged that the 'Â' appears every
place
(I think) an ' ' is in the html code. Why ' ' is put in the code rather
than
a ' ' and only sometimes rather than always, I don't know. I do know that
the
old .asp pages of our previous Intranet also had in many places, but the
'Â' did not appear."
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