There is nothing in my Team page. Why?
here is my team's URL:

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/team_display.php?teamid=2475

How can i solve it?

Displaying the HTML source on the browser, you can see the info... but when you display the page, it just appears blank, not even standard project header. You might want to report it in this thread as a server upgrade issue.

I see some special characters in your team name that aren't apparently displaying properly on my U.S. English Windows/browser configuration. Have you got similar characters in your description?

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There is nothing in my Team page. Why?
here is my team's URL:

https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/team_display.php?teamid=2475

How can i solve it?

I am not seeing a problem with the display. Perhaps the character set you are using on your system is not displaying the page correctly.

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I use IE, when I click on EspiTeam (Spain - Espa񡩼/a>, I get a blank page.
tony

Hm...I get a '?' instead of the 'n' in Espana. Perhaps you should try ñ instead whatever you typed for the 'n' ? At least I hope that's the right sign...

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I use IE, when I click on EspiTeam (Spain - Espa񡩼/a>, I get a blank page.
tony

Hm...I get a '?' instead of the 'n' in Espana. Perhaps you should try ñ instead whatever you typed for the 'n' ?

Hmmm, What I pasted to the link I provided, is exactly what appears under his page. Must be a browser thing.

tony

I use IE, when I click on EspiTeam (Spain - Espa񡩼/a>, I get a blank page.
tony

Hm...I get a '?' instead of the 'n' in Espana. Perhaps you should try ñ instead whatever you typed for the 'n' ?

Hmmm, What I pasted to the link I provided, is exactly what appears under his page. Must be a browser thing.

tony

Well it must be more than that. Safari, FireFox, and IE all seem to display it fine on a Mac. I do not have a Windoze machine handy to try it on but I will do so later. In any case I can't duplicate the error.

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Well it must be more than that. Safari, FireFox, and IE all seem to display it fine on a Mac. I do not have a Windoze machine handy to try it on but I will do so later. In any case I can't duplicate the error.

I just tried on 4 of my 5 puters (all winxp and IE) and all show a blank page. Just fyi.

tony

I am running WinXP SP2, IE 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp.050301-1521 (SP2)

American English setup.

It is blank for me.

Just thought I would through my two cents in....

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Blank for me at first. Switching to most any other encoding from Unicode will display the page. Something is strange with the page.

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It appears blank for me with IE7, but displays okay, on the same machine with FireFox, and Opera, under Windows XP. The ñ character does not display as such though, with FireFox it shows a question mark, with Opera, an odd symbol vaguely like a Greek capital Gamma.

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There is no solution then, in Internet Explorer?

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If you do a "View Source", save the html to a file, then use IE to view the file, the page does show, although not some of the graphics which are presumably linked to files on the Rosetta server rather then via http links.

If you do this, the ñ character appears correctly in both the window heading and the team title.

Here, for example.

As said above, there is something weird with the page that is upsetting IE.

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I just tried on another Windows machine here running IE6 under NT4 SP6a and it also displays blank.

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In Firefox, go to View --> Character Enconding --> Auto-Detect and pick Universal. Then, go to View --> Character Encoding --> More Encodings --> Western European and try one of the Western ISO values until it looks reasonable.

I think FF defaults to UTF-8, but it seems that plenty of characters don't look correct with it.

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