Could someone tell me why there is a "<" at the top of the page?
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You can go to www.allegianceauto.com/termsbarry/ and you will see that there is a "<" at the top. Now if you go into the source code, there is nothing there. But wait... if you just go into firefox and actually highlight it and select view se;ection source, then you will see something that for whatever reason isn't there when just looking at the. There is a
& ltthere. I have separated the & and lt sections so it won't print it out. I emphasize that this isn't there when you go to look at the source code the normal way. Matter of fact this is the only way I have been able to find anything. I have put the whole html code as it sits on the server in a text file at http://allegianceauto.com/termsbarry/test.txt[^]. If someone could at least put me in the right direction, this would be immensely appreciated. -
You can go to www.allegianceauto.com/termsbarry/ and you will see that there is a "<" at the top. Now if you go into the source code, there is nothing there. But wait... if you just go into firefox and actually highlight it and select view se;ection source, then you will see something that for whatever reason isn't there when just looking at the. There is a
& ltthere. I have separated the & and lt sections so it won't print it out. I emphasize that this isn't there when you go to look at the source code the normal way. Matter of fact this is the only way I have been able to find anything. I have put the whole html code as it sits on the server in a text file at http://allegianceauto.com/termsbarry/test.txt[^]. If someone could at least put me in the right direction, this would be immensely appreciated.what about <form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="/terms2/"> <<table ... Remove the < before <table tag.
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what about <form id="form1" name="form1" method="post" action="/terms2/"> <<table ... Remove the < before <table tag.
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Create .NET Templatesyes but as I said before if you go to the actual code on the server, you will see that this code doesn't exist. Go to http:[^] and you will see the code. For whatever reason it's not in the code but it somehow appears in the source. It's not php related because I have converted it to html and removed the one line of php code and it still occurs. I also have disconnected my internet to make sure that it's not something from another page. So it can't be related to php and it has to be in that code somewhere. I can't find it though.
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You can go to www.allegianceauto.com/termsbarry/ and you will see that there is a "<" at the top. Now if you go into the source code, there is nothing there. But wait... if you just go into firefox and actually highlight it and select view se;ection source, then you will see something that for whatever reason isn't there when just looking at the. There is a
& ltthere. I have separated the & and lt sections so it won't print it out. I emphasize that this isn't there when you go to look at the source code the normal way. Matter of fact this is the only way I have been able to find anything. I have put the whole html code as it sits on the server in a text file at http://allegianceauto.com/termsbarry/test.txt[^]. If someone could at least put me in the right direction, this would be immensely appreciated.Search for this line.... <td width="258"> <input name="txtDate" type="text" id="txtDate" readonly="readonly" width="20" value ="<?php print date('D, d M Y H:i:s T');?>"/> It has an additional < at the front of it.