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I just encountered a page which displays improperly in Netscape (7.1 and
4.7) - it shows lines staring with <& and ending with &>

These lines do not display with I.E. 6.

Is this <& some sort of comment which only IE understands?

The page in question is
http://www.ketc.org/whatson/tvschedu...7&format=short

The lines are:

<% ' Part 1 of the image %> <% ' Part 2 of the image %>

and

<% ' Part 3 of the image %>

Bob

Those tags I'm wondering about are <% and %>

Not <& and &> as I typed in the original message.

I've been up too long, since very, very early this morning, and need to
get some sleep

Bob Novell wrote:

> I just encountered a page which displays improperly in Netscape (7.1
> and 4.7) - it shows lines staring with <& and ending with &>
>
> These lines do not display with I.E. 6.
>
> Is this <& some sort of comment which only IE understands?
>
> The page in question is
> http://www.ketc.org/whatson/tvschedu...7&format=short
>
>
> The lines are:
>
> <% ' Part 1 of the image %> <% ' Part 2 of the image %>
>
> and
>
> <% ' Part 3 of the image %>
>
> Bob
>

Bob Novell wrote:
> I just encountered a page which displays improperly in Netscape (7.1 and
> 4.7) - it shows lines staring with <& and ending with &>

It's <%, not <&. My guess is that they're trying to use ASP comments,
but they don't have ASP enabled (at least for that page).

While sitting in a puddle Leif K-Brooks scribbled in the mud:

> Bob Novell wrote:
>> I just encountered a page which displays improperly in Netscape (7.1
>> and 4.7) - it shows lines staring with <& and ending with &>
>
> It's <%, not <&. My guess is that they're trying to use ASP comments,
> but they don't have ASP enabled (at least for that page).

Could be <?

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Duende wrote:
> Could be <?

Yeah, but the page had <%.