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Im working on a site at the moment, and ive noticed a little yellow box at the bottom of IE thats says:

 

Done but with errors on the page:

Line 2,

Char 1

Error: Syntax error

Code: 0

 

I only get this erro in IE, rather than FF etc.

 

Could anyone shed any light...

 

http://www.sos-swim.co.uk/detail-item_id-308

 

 

Thanks

You have quite a few W3 Validation errors on this page, run it through the W3 Validator and run through the list. This should sort out your problem.

 

I think the problem that IE is throwing up a fuss about is the missing <li> tag on line 65 ("Browse Box").

 

Hope this helps,

Dan

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Hi Dan,

 

Thanks for the reply. Hmm, yes frustratingly - 99% of those error were thrown up by the editor i am using for the admin side of the site. So its content generated by the 'client' .

 

Ive corrected all the errors on that specific product, and also the browse box issue. The problem seems to be resolved it. I think...for now!

 

Although i also change the DocType, which i dont really understand yet. I suspect this may have been the real problem.

Line 101 you've tried to self close an anchor tag;

 

<a href="#" onclick="gallery()" title="Click to enlarge - Swan Goggle - blue." /><img border="0" src="images/products_thumbs/308_1.jpg" alt="Swan Goggle - blue" /></a>

 

 

instead of

 

<a href="#" onclick="gallery()" title="Click to enlarge - Swan Goggle - blue."><img border="0" src="images/products_thumbs/308_1.jpg" alt="Swan Goggle - blue" /></a>

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