My apologies. It must have been a fluke. I had 3 different individuals report that they could not view the source. I also was unable to view the source. Now it is working again. I can’t imagine what caused the flux.
Cricket
The inability to view the source code seems to only crop up in IE. I never seem to have a problem in Firefox. Perhaps that’s what happened! No matter. Problem solved!
Slowly but surely I am losing my faith in IE … ; – )
I hear you! Too bad so many people still use it, but what with all the security issues it’s fraught with, people are jumping over to Firefox in droves. They put up with it when it was just a bad browser. Now that it’s a dangerous browser too. . . . Maybe people are smarter than I’ve been giving them credit for, at least some of ’em!
I’m getting this too.
What’s more, when I type Chinese characters on an entry, they do not appear correctly when I can’t view source.
I believe that some of the time, the PHP doesn’t finish it’s processing, and the browser is indefinitely waiting for some kind of closure. When I hit “refresh” my Chinese looks fine and I can view source.
Is there a PHP tag I can use to end this foolishness?
I think I solved this problem by adding
<?php flush(); ?>
in the last line of index.php.
Sometimes I still can’t view the source, but at least the chinese (which comes before the flush) is displaying properly.
