[PHP] enable_trans_sid problem

2003-12-12 Thread Ewald Geschwinde
I have the following problem

I have htmlcode like this:



and with this feature
it's printed out like this:




The problem is the /> at the end.

Has anyone seen this before?
What can I do against it?
I'm running apache 1.3.26 and php4.3.3

Regards EWald Geschiwnde

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Re: [PHP] enable_trans_sid problem

2003-12-12 Thread Ewald Geschwinde
I did not know that this is valid xhtml output
I'm using


And this /> at the end is destroying my layout.
Maybe my layout is wrong 
Do you think it is better to make it an xhtml layout???

Regrads Ewald Geschwinde



Chris Shiflett wrote:

--- Ewald Geschwinde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 


   

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The problem is the /> at the end.
   

Why is this a problem?

 

Has anyone seen this before?
   

Yes.

 

What can I do against it?
   

Please explain what you mean. This is valid markup, so you need to let us
know why this is causing problems for you, so that we can suggest a
solution.
Chris

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Re: [PHP] enable_trans_sid problem

2003-12-12 Thread Ewald Geschwinde
ok I will have a look at it
thanks for your help
Chris Shiflett wrote:

--- Ewald Geschwinde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
 

And this /> at the end is destroying my layout.
   

I seriously doubt that. As I said, it's valid markup, and I'm not aware of
any major browser that mishandles it. Even IE gets it right.
As a test, have you tried replacing it with whatever you think is better?
I bet it won't change the layout at all. You're probably looking in the
wrong place...
Hope that helps.

Chris

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