Even more (web) tulipe than usual

**DimPrawn** · 24 May 2006, 21:14

You used FrontPage. That's the best you can hope for with FrontPage.

**AtW** · 24 May 2006, 21:18

Seems like wrong encoding used in browser.

**xoggoth** · 24 May 2006, 21:36

Don't use Front page spit!
This is really wierd!!!

a) Old pages that are ok on site, downloaded and then renamed and put back up are same.
b) Pages uploaded to another site are the same.

Wonder if the problem is something on my computer. Can someone check www.xoggoth.org/bloggoth.html and see if is gibberish (as opposed to rubbish)

**DimPrawn** · 24 May 2006, 21:41

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I had a weird one when I was using an ISAPI filter for compression. Some pages were showing just like that.

Are you using IIS and any ISAPI filters?

**xoggoth** · 24 May 2006, 21:55

Cheers dim. Just uploaded a file consisting of just the HTML tags and it garbled that too.

If the site really does look like that it has to be some damn thing in my FTP prog garbling on transfer. (Looks like the output from that MS jscript encrypter) And ungarbllng on download! Will try a different FTP prog.

PS dunno never heard of em

**TheMonkey** · 24 May 2006, 22:50

Great site btw (well the content anyway)

Still reading the xoggoth tales.

**TheMonkey** · 24 May 2006, 23:18

Originally posted by xoggoth

Cheers dim. Just uploaded a file consisting of just the HTML tags and it garbled that too.

If the site really does look like that it has to be some damn thing in my FTP prog garbling on transfer. (Looks like the output from that MS jscript encrypter) And ungarbllng on download! Will try a different FTP prog.

PS dunno never heard of em

Try sending as text or binary with FileZilla or something and see which one works. Some very retarded FTP servers mess up the files if the mode is wrong rather than correcting it (like most do these days). IIS is guilty of this.

**xodia** · 25 May 2006, 03:53

Originally posted by xoggoth

Wonder if the problem is something on my computer. Can someone check www.xoggoth.org/bloggoth.html and see if is gibberish (as opposed to rubbish)

If it were anyone else I would say somethings screwed up...

... but seeing who's site it is it hard to tell...

**DimPrawn** · 25 May 2006, 07:23

whose

Even more (web) tulipe than usual