Re: weird problem with templates

[gryzzly]

Problem is solved.

For utf-8 encoded templates you should avoid using BOM (byte order
mark).
Just turned it off in Komodo Edit and now everything is okay.

On Dec 25, 1:50 am, gryzzly <mrejz...@gmail.com> wrote:
> hi,
> while working on templates weird problem occured:
>
> when templates are being rendered (i guess), in code, right before the
> doctype, strange character is being placed. I call it "strange"
> because if I select it, copy it and try to paste nothing is pasted.
> This "dot" is seen only if I do "view source" in webkit browsers.
>
> now, layout breaks.
>
> while checking rendered code in internet explorer web developer
> toolbar, I've seen that also doctype is pasted within body tag, so I
> have an impression that both, opening and closing, head tags are
> somehow being ignored.
> (i've checked it now and yes, If I take out opening and closing head
> tags from my template, that is exactly what happens).
>
> that's how this strange character looks in webkit's view source:
> <img src="http://i47.tinypic.com/osu905.png"; alt="image">
>
> this is rendered code in ie web developer toolbar:
> <img src="http://i48.tinypic.com/noby81.gif"; alt="image">
>
> please help!

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