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Any ideas?
The server version is
Apache/2.0.53 (Linux/SUSE)
Thanks in Advance
What does this mean, specifically? How are you viewing them -- with FTP, SSH, some control panel viewer, or ...?
Are these tables dynamically-generated using PHP or SSI (Server-Side-Includes?). If so, be aware that this will only work when accessing the pages via HTTP.
Jim
I mean that the page is viewed via the apache server i.e.
[tam-xray...]
where [tam-xray...] is the server
The pages are static, pre generated html.
They look fine when i view them as a file i.e.
H:\files\web\82607_custinfo.html
I am using ie7 and firefox 2 as browsers
Also be aware the when viewing the page as a file, the Apache HTTP headers will not play any part in the "configuration" of the browser, so this may indicate a conflict between serve header values and those embedded as <http-equiv>s in the <head> of the page. The Live HTTP Headers entension may be used with Firefox to view the HTTP headers.
Jim
I have been doing some more investgation into this problem. First i tried on different servers and apache versions ( apache 1.3 on Mac and 2.2.4 on XP ) both of which worked.
I tried the w3c validator and it throw up a few problem, but fixing these did not resolve the incomplete html.
I moved the html files onto the local machine ( they are on a network share at present) This solved the problem of incomplete html.
Now i have to work out how to put a permanent fix. Is there a configuration on the time a file takes to be read?
Cheers
