/tr> appears on page

[Mark Flynn]

After editing a web page, a snippet of html appears on the page. I can't
figure out how to get rid of "/tr>" that appears on the left hand edge of
the page. I'm not sure what web editor was origionally used to create the
page.
Any ideas? I'm using FP 2003.
The page is here:
http://www.northbaysaturn.com/pages/fairfield_sales.html
Also, what problems can I expect from using FP2003 to edit a page created by
some other editor?
Thanks, Mark Flynn

 

[Ronx]

In code view, search for /tr>
Then delete it. It is possible that the characters should be </tr>
terminating a table record that starts <tr>. If this is the case then
add the </tr>.

FrontPage 2003 will handle well written HTML without any problems.
However, if the HTML is very badly written, FP2003 may attempt to change
it, so that the page can be rendered.
If the page is .php there may be difficulties.

 

[Mark Flynn]

Hi Ron:
Thanks for your prompt reply.
Here is the code for the cell that creates the problem:
</script>
<br>
<table width="750" border="0" cellspacing="2" cellpadding="0">
<tr>
I searched for "/tr&gt" but nothing came up. Also I added the "/" to the
"<tr>" and that didn't work. There is another page on this web that's
almost identical to the offending page, and the html in both sections looks
identical - except that the "fairfield_sales.html" page has the problem and
the "santarosa_sales.html" does not.
Anyway, I'll keep fiddling around with this and eventually will see the
solution.
Thanks for your help, Mark Flynn

 

[David Berry]

There is an open TR tag on line 302

<td valign="middle" align="center"><img height="80" width="80"
src="../images/anthony_garcia.jpg" border="1"><br>
<span class="classbold"><span class="class_bold">Anthony Garcia<br>
</span></span><span class="classplain"><span
class="class_plain">Finance Manager</span></span></td>
---------->>> /tr>

Change it to </tr>

 

[Mark Flynn]

Kaboom... that fixed it.
Thank you very much. I greatly appreciate your time and expertise that you
have shared with me.
Best regards, Mark Flynn