Denis Barbier wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 29, 2001 at 12:03:51AM +0200, Martin Schulze wrote:
> > Fred Gray wrote:
> > > Unless I'm going nuts, the words "Dominican Republic" seem to have
> > > appeared
> > > below the word "Support" on the top-level Debian web page. Is this a
> > > defacement or is it a script gone horribly wrong?
> >
> > You're not nuts, we are. For some strange reason the tag <doc> gets
> > overwritten and emmits "Dominican Republic" with lots of leading and
> > trailing whitespace characters/newlines.
> >
> > For the others, I have renamed that tag so the main page will be fine
> > again, but it's still strange. I can't find another occurrence where
> > <doc> get's defined, but I may be blind, since it's late already.
> >
> > Denis, is it possible that this is a side effect of our most recent
> > changes of language handling?
>
> Indeed, the <DOc> (remember, tags are case-insensitive) tag has been
> introduced by recent change; I believe we must reserve <??c> for country
> code (where question mark means any alphabetic letter).
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Ok, in that case my solution was good (renaming <doc>).
Regards,
Joey
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