[StAndrews and Fife LUG] New Updates! AGAIN

[David Tillotson]

In message <adkRfiBuzjD+EwLe@acmelabs.demon.co.uk>, David Tillotson 
<linux@acmelabs.demon.co.uk> writes
>I am still attempting to locate the issue with Opera (happens to be my 
>browser of choice on the Windoze side). Looks like it's in the 
>member.php script - I'll keep you informed.
Just for the record, I have found the problem! It's down to an 
undocumented error in the way that Opera 6.05 handles the output of PHP 
scripts. I only upgraded my home copy to 6.05, hence not seeing it at 
work, and installing 7.0beta2 or 6.01 fixes it!
BTW - While tracking this down, I ran the page through the W3C 
validator, and there are a few "no-nos" in there (but no show-stoppers). 
I have found this tool invaluable at work, and would recommend it to 
anyone serious about web-site development (and yes, I am a stickler for 
pure, compliant HTML, much to the annoyance of my cow-orkers!)
-- 
David Tillotson