Quick fix that makes it go away even on firefox 3.5 is
change
document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="' + yuipath + '/animation/animation-min.js?v=4111"></script>');
to
document.write('<script type="text/javascript" src="' + yuipath + '/animation/animation-min.js?v=4111"><'+'/script>');
this breaks the </script> that confuses the old parser.
<N7Reaper> Put your whole fist in
<epicaldude> thats what urmooooom said
Firefox 3.5 and still present, though now you seem to corrected it by adding CDATA tags... hmm wonder why it still doen't work then.
<N7Reaper> Put your whole fist in
<epicaldude> thats what urmooooom said
It's still the default browser of stable release of most popular non-ghay linux distro.
I think it might be a bug in firefox.. or it cares about CDATA only in other DOCTYPE? Either way, the fix is to add 3 characters as I written above. Will you? :)
<N7Reaper> Put your whole fist in
<epicaldude> thats what urmooooom said
If that stable release has default browser that is 3,5 years(!) old, then there's something really wrong with it.
Asvarox wrote:If that stable release has default browser that is 3,5 years(!) old, then there's something really wrong with it.
other pages I use daily have no problem. even flash, youtube and other gimmicks. Debian Stable is quite popular so instead typing above just type:
'+'
and the problem is solved
<N7Reaper> Put your whole fist in
<epicaldude> thats what urmooooom said
