Why would so many links be appearing in the source code of this page - but not on the page itself?
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Hi everyone,
Have a look at the source code of this page:
http://www.daleproaudio.com/c-332-mixers.aspx
Notice the numerous links in the source code that do not appear on the page. Is this cloaking? Or is it a by-product of their use of Nextopia?
Bonus points if anyone knows what platform this site is running on
Thanks!
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Thanks Don! (and Chris too). I think your guess on the platform is probably correct
I appreciate both of your responses very much!
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Looks like its navigation that is not working correctly. This is based on the fact the links that aren't showing are nested inside the navbar.
The jquery file that is being referenced is old (jquery-1.4.2.js) so upgrading that may fix the problem, we are currently at (1.10.2) http://jqueryui.com/download/ .
For the bonus I'm guessing that is a http://www.aspdotnetstorefront.com/default.aspx store.
Good luck,
Don
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Thanks Chris. Yes, I thought it looked like navigation too, but it seemed strange that nothing showed on the page.
Anyone else have a take on it?
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Well, I'm no html expert but it looks like there should be another level of navigation that shows when you flyover an item in the grey dropdown and it's not coded correctly.
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Sure thing Chris - I am attaching. Also, the "links" to which I am referring appear to be hard coded, beginning at about line 184 in the source code.
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Server is IIS 7.0
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Not sure I'm seeing what you're seeing Dana. What I see looks OK at first glance. Can you upload a screenshot?
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