Unwanted repeating text on HTML/ASP page

Discussion in 'Databases' started by skyhunter, May 17, 2006.

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  1. I am using Access and Frontpage to add some DB elements to my pages. Well after the database region ends, partial bits of text occassionally get repeated. At first, I thought it was just a fluke. But on a seperate site I'm developing for my office, I'm getting same thing. It's grabbing the last few letters (or words in some cases) from within a div and then repeating it immediately after the div closes. It's only showing up when viewed in IE (I view in IE & Firefox for quick comparisons). I can't seem to find a pattern between the two webs. On my office pages, this was occuring following an 'Include' I was using as a spacer between divs. I removed those and spaced manually and the rouge text went away. This time, it's a different setup and I can't find a fix.

    Another thing I noticed on pages that have ASP embedded in them is that when I 'comment out' something, it will occassionally cut out large portions of my page. I have been using this proceedure for a while now because I go long periods of time without looking at the code, and the funny business only started when I began adding ASP elements to the pages.

    Any help would be appreciated!
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    hmmm.. this is new to me.

    FrontPage is known to add strange thing when you use their wizard for db connections.

    I recommend

    1) Contact MS support to see if they can provide any assistance

    2) If you are familiar with coding, i recommend you code the database driven page directly without using FrontPage.

    Bruce

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  3. Can you please post some code along with a URL to an example of the problem?



    Joel Thoms
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