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I am using sugarCRM at my localhost.
For no apparent reason firefox is viewing the page in Quirks mode (the login page). This is completely messing up the page, here is a sample of the data shown:
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I thought this might be the server's fault (apache) but if I use Epiphany I can see the page perfectly. When I see the pages info, I see that the render mode is in quirks mode.
Is there any way to force it to use the Standards compliance mode?
I am on ubuntu 9.10 using Firefox 3.5 (I also tried 3.0.15, same thing happened) I disabled all the extension and I still got the same page. A friend tried viewing it with Chrome and the same thing happened :(
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Couldn't it be an encoding issue? E.g., your Apache sends
Content-Type: text/html; charset=Big5
but your HTML page is simply ASCII. Then you get gibberish as that. If you know your HTML encoding, try "View" -> "Character Encoding" in FF and switch back and forth a bit.
Alternatively, look at Apache's httpd.conf and search for the
AddDefaultCharset
setting.
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To get Firefox to render a page in standards-compliant mode, add a DOCTYPE to your HTML. For example, if you're using HTML (as opposed to XHTML), use:
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/DTD/strict.dtd">
You might find this Wikipedia link helpful - triggering different rendering modes.
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