[Lexicog] Cheyenne dictionary and blog
Mike Maxwell
maxwell at LDC.UPENN.EDU
Sat Sep 9 21:04:56 UTC 2006
Benjamin Barrett wrote:
> Based on Nick's page, the content of the page isn't getting garbled.
> Above the content, there are a few lines of Chinese and question marks
> being added in. Digging at the frames a little deeper, I've found the
> source. After the line:
>
> <meta name=robots content="noindex, nofollow">
>
> in the source code, there's a skipped line, then a line beginning with a
> two-byte asterisk and the garbled characters. That line ends as
>
> <script src="../javascript/hi.js">
>
>
> It seems like a coding issue that my computer isn't reading correctly for some reason. BB
Curiouser and curiouser. I don't see any characters there at all, much
less any asterisk and garbled chars. Instead, in the source of the
frame, the 'script' line is exactly as you show it here, i.e. the first
char on the line is the "<" of the <script...> tag. At least if I'm in
the right frame. The frames I see are:
1) Top, all the way across, with the word "Cheyenne" and the letters of
the Cheyenne alphabet.
2) Upper left, between (1) and (2) and to the left of (4), with the
words "English - Cheyenne" and the letters of the English alphabet.
3) Left, below (2) and to the left of (4), with the letters "A - a" at
the top (or whatever letters you click on in (2)), and a column of
English-Cheyenne words below.
4) Right, below (1) and to the right of (2) and (3), Cheyenne dictionary
entries beginning with the clicked-on letters of (1).
The frame that has the <meta...> tag and the <script...> tag is the
latter frame.
I wonder if your ISP has cached this dictionary, and is showing you an
old view of it?
--
Mike Maxwell
maxwell at ldc.upenn.edu
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