Ok a late followup.

In short my problem was bad html.

In length
My web application is a cgi::app, html::template app. My main page consists of a table with two "frames". I take the user input, build some HTML and param(VAR=>$output).

My problem with this approach was $output consisted of another <table> in which I was appending some other html to. 

<table>
  <tr>
    <td>
      some html here
    </td>
  </tr>
</table>
this is some more html here

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So, when the above block was inserted into my main template page (inside another table) mozilla .9.9 (and IE) would not render "this is some more html here".

After I fixed the HTML it all rendered correctly.

What have i learnt? test, test, and test, build your html correctly, and Mozilla 0.9.2 doesnt render HTML "properly".

In reply to Re: OT: Mozilla .9.9 (Linux) by Ryszard
in thread OT: Mozilla .9.9 (Linux) by Ryszard

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