Whoa, page engine has a lot of stuff. I didn't look at it, because I can see the problem in the 2 column table page template. Is Tom using a modified version? Because what's in your html doesn't match what I'm seeing in the source. The differences are highlighted in red
table (set explicitly to two columns)
......table row
............table data
..................(left text inserted with php script)
............end table data
...........table data
..................nested table (most of the page is here)
...........end table data
...........table data
..................(very narrow column with nothing in it)
...........end table data
......end table row
......table row (column span of 3)
............(page footer)
......end table row
end table
The stuff in bold is just gone from Tom's source, and from looking at the html it shouldn't be. Even if the php script doesn't add in the "left text", it doesn't make sense that the tags would just dissappear. And the last column on that row doesn't even have any php near it. My best guess is that Tom's template is non-standard.
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table (set explicitly to two columns)
......table row
............table data
..................(left text inserted with php script)
............end table data
...........table data
..................nested table (most of the page is here)
...........end table data
...........table data
..................(very narrow column with nothing in it)
...........end table data
......end table row
......table row (column span of 3)
............(page footer)
......end table row
end table
The stuff in bold is just gone from Tom's source, and from looking at the html it shouldn't be. Even if the php script doesn't add in the "left text", it doesn't make sense that the tags would just dissappear. And the last column on that row doesn't even have any php near it. My best guess is that Tom's template is non-standard.
- mark 7-30-2004 1:33 am