Here's a bizarre one. These lines toward the bottom of the page are dynamically generated as the document is loaded by document.write() statements: ie:false ie3:false ie4:false ie4up:false ie5:false ie5up:false Bizarrely, in M5, those lines (only!) are displayed twice on screen (as if they'd been written out twice) even though they're only actually generated once. If you open the same page in IE5 or Nav4.51, you'll see the lines are only displayed once. What I can't figure out is why it's only these lines related to IE which are duplicated, not all the rest. Maybe it's that by coincidence those lines are somehow being scanned twice?

Here's the JavaScript that's writing out the segment. Maybe the first <P> written out is somehow triggering duplicate display? <br><script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- document.write("nav:" + is_nav + "<BR>"); document.write("nav2:" + is_nav2 + "<BR>"); document.write("nav3:" + is_nav3 + "<BR>"); document.write("nav4:" + is_nav4 + "<BR>"); document.write("nav4up:" + is_nav4up + "<BR>"); document.write("nav5:" + is_nav5 + "<BR>"); document.write("nav5up:" + is_nav5up + "<BR>"); document.write("navonly:" + is_navonly + "<BR>"); document.write("<P>" + "ie:" + is_ie + "<BR>"); document.write("ie3:" + is_ie3 + "<BR>"); document.write("ie4:" + is_ie4 + "<BR>"); document.write("ie4up:" + is_ie4up + "<BR>"); document.write("ie5:" + is_ie5 + "<BR>"); document.write("ie5up:" + is_ie5up + "<BR>"); document.write("<P>" + "opera:" + is_opera + "<BR>"); //--> </script>

this is a dom thing, not core javascript.

The content model looks OK, so it's something to do with frame creation. Moving to M7.

Peter, another closely related bug to 2243 and frame creation driven by the HTMLContentSink.

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 2243 ***

Duplicate. Marking verified.