i use 2 php lines right after my body tag
<?php include_once(“…/analyticstracking.php”) ?>
<?php require ‘includes/header.php’; ?>
all of a sudden a strange curly bracket symbol has appeared in the topleft corner of the browser and i have no idea where it comes from
this is the symbol
∫
has anyone seen this before?
any tips on how to debug would be greatly appreciated
Try removing the character at the end of this line which is in your header about halfway down:
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.10.2.min.js"></script>∫
thanks for your good eyesight!
Pleased that I was able to help and it was far from “good eyesight”.
Steps taken:
- loaded the page locally
- confirmed that the offending character displayed.
- deleted first half of the lines between <body> and </body> - offending character still displayed :{
- undid deletion
- deleted second half of the lines between <body> and </body> - offending character still displayed :{
- undid deletion
- deleted first half of the lines between <head> and </head> - offending character still displayed :{
- undid deletion
- deleted second half of the lines between <head> and </head> - offending character not displayed :{
- prooceded with undoing deletion and removing half the remaining lines
- repeated process until the offending line was found…
btw, that’s the integral sign.