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My webpage displays 2 tables that list my high school class's in-state and
out-of-state alumni - it's at
http://www.solotraveller.com/wwhs1981/wherewelive.html

I have 2 arrays - alums in-state and alums out-of-state.

I have a function to lay out a table, given an array.

I call this function twice - with the in-state array, then with the out-of-
state array. I expect these 2 tables to appear sequentially.

Then I have a mailto: tag for people to notify me when they move. This is
supposed to go at the very bottom of the page, after the 2 tables.

BUT, the HTML renders as Table 1, then the mailto: (!!!!), then finally
Table 2!

Unfortunately I can't see the actual HTML when I View Source, so I'm hoping
the group can help me find the error of my ways. I am pretty sure I have
closed out the <TABLE> tag, etc.


Thanks!
Pete

Peter Bassett pounced upon this pigeonhole and pronounced:
> My webpage displays 2 tables that list my high school class's in-state and
> out-of-state alumni - it's at
> http://www.solotraveller.com/wwhs1981/wherewelive.html

I get a blank white page.


> I have 2 arrays - alums in-state and alums out-of-state.
>
> I have a function to lay out a table, given an array.
>
> I call this function twice - with the in-state array, then with the out-of-
> state array. I expect these 2 tables to appear sequentially.
>
> Then I have a mailto: tag for people to notify me when they move. This is
> supposed to go at the very bottom of the page, after the 2 tables.
>
> BUT, the HTML renders as Table 1, then the mailto: (!!!!), then finally
> Table 2!
>
> Unfortunately I can't see the actual HTML when I View Source, so I'm hoping
> the group can help me find the error of my ways. I am pretty sure I have
> closed out the <TABLE> tag, etc.

Oh. View source... the whole page is JavaScript. Sorry, my browser
doesn't do JavaScript... Someone else might have an answer.

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-bts
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Peter Bassett wrote:
> My webpage displays 2 tables that list my high school class's
> in-state and out-of-state alumni - it's at
> http://www.solotraveller.com/wwhs1981/wherewelive.html
>
> I have 2 arrays - alums in-state and alums out-of-state.
>
> I have a function to lay out a table, given an array.
>
> I call this function twice - with the in-state array, then with the
> out-of- state array. I expect these 2 tables to appear sequentially.
>
> Then I have a mailto: tag for people to notify me when they move.
> This is supposed to go at the very bottom of the page, after the 2
> tables.
>
> BUT, the HTML renders as Table 1, then the mailto: (!!!!), then
> finally Table 2!
>
> Unfortunately I can't see the actual HTML when I View Source, so I'm
> hoping the group can help me find the error of my ways. I am pretty
> sure I have closed out the <TABLE> tag, etc.
>
>
> Thanks!
> Pete


Mozilla shows the link at the bottom of the page (Internet Exploder
doesn't).
Ditch IE and go for Mozilla.
BTW, the page loaded/rendered awfully slowly under both Mozilla and IE (> 1
minute).

Steven

"Peter Bassett" <> wrote in message
news:Xns93D87D4125DF1pbassett2223comcastn@216.148. 227.77...
> My webpage displays 2 tables that list my high school class's in-state and
> out-of-state alumni - it's at
> http://www.solotraveller.com/wwhs1981/wherewelive.html
>
> I have 2 arrays - alums in-state and alums out-of-state.
>
> I have a function to lay out a table, given an array.
>
> I call this function twice - with the in-state array, then with the
out-of-
> state array. I expect these 2 tables to appear sequentially.
>
> Then I have a mailto: tag for people to notify me when they move. This is
> supposed to go at the very bottom of the page, after the 2 tables.
>
> BUT, the HTML renders as Table 1, then the mailto: (!!!!), then finally
> Table 2!
>
> Unfortunately I can't see the actual HTML when I View Source, so I'm
hoping
> the group can help me find the error of my ways. I am pretty sure I have
> closed out the <TABLE> tag, etc.

The 5th to last line of your page is:

document.write("</table")

it should be:

document.write("</table>")