This is weird

Anon

I built a database for my client. My php code calls the results from the database, followed by some static html code. On some people machines they get the full page, on other peoples machines they dont get the bottom part which is that static code. Why is this. Is this to do with the database. Does MYSQL like multiple users.

I had it checked by at least 10 people, 3 people never saw the bottom part of the page, while the other 7 did.

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Check your HTML code, it sounds very much like there is a mistake in the html that causes the bottom part to be hidden.

Anon

but it works on some peoples machines, and on others it does not. I have never ever experienced a problem like this before. Check it for yourself.

Goto www.spanishpropertynetwork.co.uk

goto any of the regions and tell me if you see the flag and arrows at the bottom of the each page.

I will check the code again. But I can't see anything wrong with it.

Anon

Some browser versions handle corrupt HTML better than others. I checked out this page http://www.webdzigns.co.uk/spn/main_index_lamanga.php and came across the following errors:

Line# Errors

#78 expected </a> found </font>. <a> was found at line 78.
expected </div> found </font>. <div> was found at line 78.
end tag </font> does not match any of the start tags

#79 expected </a> found </td>. <a> was found at line 78.

#95 expected </a> found </font>. <a> was found at line 95.
expected </div> found </font>. <div> was found at line 95.
end tag </font> does not match any of the start tags

#96 expected </a> found </td>. <a> was found at line 95.

#112 expected </a> found </font>. <a> was found at line 112.
expected </div> found </font>. <div> was found at line 112.
end tag </font> does not match any of the start tags

#113 expected </a> found </td>. <a> was found at line 112.

#118 end tag </table> does not match any of the start tags

#140 <body> is missing its close tag. <body> was found at line 24.
is missing its close tag. was found at line 1.

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Anon

I will sort those errors later on, and see if it makes any difference. By the way what software did you use to check the errors.

I have never ever experienced anything like this before. Strange. Maybe it matters with php, and maybe thats why some people are not getting the full picture when they download the page.

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"Maybe it matters with php"

It doesn't matter with PHP, PHP has nothing, zero, silch to do with html at all.

you make PHP print HTML.
Somewhere in the script you forgot something/mis-aranged something to make it mess up.

It's the internet browsers that have different ideas of how to handle corrupt HTML.
IE for example will even render tables that have not been closed (which makes it impossible to determine what they should look like)