When I go to : http://genesisgc.dyndns.biz/index_files/services.htm
I find a line:
style='language:EN'>������������ ��������������� </span>
Here is the interesting part. When I place this code into notepad the question marks change to little boxes like what you see as an end of line or LF/CR when viewing a UNIX/Linux file in notepad.
When I go to :
http://www.genesisgc.com/index_files/services.htm
The same line has blanks.
style='language:EN'> </span>
I don't know much ... the only thing I can think of since it is publisher and there appears to be some, possibly frontpage code, inside the source.
Maybe someone else can verify if you need frontpage
extensions.
Keith
"Eric \"Shubes\"" <plug@shubes.net> wrote: I'm in the process of migrating a small static web site from a windoze host
to apache (Centos4.4). The pages were composed with MS Publisher (not by
me). I've copied the files over to the new server, they are accessible, and
formatting looks ok for the most part.
However, in a few places, there now appears strange characters. When
rendered by Firefox, the strange character looks sort of like a comma, and
when rendered in IE the strange character appears as a question mark.
Original site: http://www.genesisgc.com/index_files/services.htm
New site: http://genesisgc.dyndns.biz/index_files/services.htm
I've looked at the source, and there are no strange characters there, so I
take it that there's something in the html
coding that's causing this to
happen on apache while it doesn't on windoze.
Any idea what the problem is?
--
-Eric 'shubes'
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