Site that looks ok in Firefox but has garbage code in Opera

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13. April 2010, 01:13:06

Posts: 21

Site that looks ok in Firefox but has garbage code in Opera

Hi,

I don't know what is going on but this web site http://www.bodyrock.tv/ looks perfect in Firefox but is all garbage in Opera, at least mine.

bodyrock.jpg

Can someone shed some light on this behavior?

Merci!
Thank You!

Opera 10.51
Windows7

Sergio B
artiste/informaticien

13. April 2010, 02:18:30

OakdaleFTL

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Load the site in Opera and then use the right-click menu to open it with Firefox… View and copy the source while in Firefox. Return to Opera and view the source in Opera, delete the source and paste what you copied from Firefox; click Apply Changes… Now look at the site in Opera: Magic!

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13. April 2010, 02:30:40

SergioB

Posts: 21

Hi OakdaleFTL,

thank you for this quick answer.

But, I don't like that solution, I mean I have to go back and forth between Firefox and Opera for each page of this web site, it sounds a bit weird to me to do that.

I wonder if I should report it as a bug...

Have a nice evening!
Merci!

Sergio B
artiste/informaticien

29. April 2010, 17:40:25

lucideer

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Posts: 5114

Originally posted by SergioB:

But, I don't like that solution

Oakdale wasn't proposing it as a solution - it's a demonstration of the cause of the issue.

Bodyrock are sending completely different (and apparently broken) code to Opera. Why they're choosing to do this, I cannot say, but there's little Opera can do unless Bodyrock change this.

29. April 2010, 18:10:24

sgunhouse

Volunteer

Posts: 66755

Strange ... looks fine here. If that's supposed to be the page you linked to (with no address bar in the picture I can't tell if I was supposed to follow some link or other). Maybe they fixed it already?

Moved to Opera browser, since this isn't about the My Opera website.

29. April 2010, 18:16:56

blackcoder

Posts: 1508

totally messed up here. only see symbols here like wrong charset.

Opera 10.52
Vista

Opera 18
Latest Opera-Snapshot

Windows 8.1

29. April 2010, 18:21:13

ytsmabeer

Frisian translator of Stuff

Posts: 1898

This has been posted on different forums already, it's a server problem.
The first time you go to the site, the server tells Opera that it's Gziped, and all is fine.
The second time you access the site, the server tells opera it's deflated, but sends it Gziped.

OTW-5927

Check out http://techbase.kde.org/Localization/fy for the Frisian KDE
Fryske KDE weblog http://fryske-kde.blog.com/
http://ytsmabeer.atspace.com/gedichten/gedichten.html

29. April 2010, 18:22:37

mgillesasdpie

Banned user

Looks to me like their webserver is badly broken and does not know what to do with serving up pages to Opera.

F12, Edit Site Preferences, Network, Identify As Firefox

Voilla, it works...

29. April 2010, 20:13:59 (edited)

oke

Posts: 238

The site looks perfect for me (Windows XP )

Try and clear your Cache and any cookies for bodyrock

Edit:
Yes it is corrupted if you re-load the page. But it also crashes if you do a re-load in IE9. It then says "Error establishing a database connection"

29. April 2010, 18:26:55

ytsmabeer

Frisian translator of Stuff

Posts: 1898

Originally posted by oke:

The site looks perfect for me (Windows XP )

Try and clear your Cache and any cookies for bodyrock

Try reloading it, the first time is almost always good

Check out http://techbase.kde.org/Localization/fy for the Frisian KDE
Fryske KDE weblog http://fryske-kde.blog.com/
http://ytsmabeer.atspace.com/gedichten/gedichten.html

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