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Looks a bit like server side includes done wrong. Accidentally include the head/body/non content tags in the include, import them into the main file and well, y
by CM30 8y ago
Looks a bit like server side includes done wrong. Accidentally include the head/body/non content tags in the include, import them into the main file and well, you end up with duplicates.
- Animats 8y agoFirefox at least interprets that as an ordinary include, rather than as a subdocument like a frame or an iframe. You'd think that <html> would start a new context, with the defaults for a new page. But it doesn't.