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Here is another way to find where coding problems might exist in an article. Type the coding comment tags <!-- -->at the beginning and end of the problem article like so: <!-- article -->. | Here is another way to find where coding problems might exist in an article. Type the coding comment tags <!-- -->at the beginning and end of the problem article like so: <!-- article -->. | ||
When you save the page, the page will be blank, but do not panic the coding is still there. Next move the opening comment <!-- tag down the page to maybe the next paragraph and then save. The material above the <!-- will appear again. | When you save the page, the page will be blank, but do not panic the coding is still there. Next move the opening comment <nowiki><!-- tag</nowiki> down the page to maybe the next paragraph and then save. The material above the <!-- will appear again. | ||
If there are no problems in the reappeared material, keep moving the <!-- tag down the page and keep saving until the error shows itself. | If there are no problems in the reappeared material, keep moving the <nowiki><!-- </nowiki>tag down the page and keep saving until the error shows itself. | ||
You now know where the problem is. After you have fixed the problem, be sure to remove the comment tags. | You now know where the problem is. After you have fixed the problem, be sure to remove the comment tags. | ||