230090 - Page displayed differently from IE. maybe a javascript thing?

Status: RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 125525

(Core :: Layout, defect)

Description

[Bug Filler]

User-Agent:       Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.7a) Gecko/20040102 Firebird/0.7+
Build Identifier: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.7a) Gecko/20040102 Firebird/0.7+

On IE, the page display a table of items. In mozilla, the table
was empty. Since the table items are written using javascript,
maybe it is a problem with javascript.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. go to the page
2.
3.

Actual Results:  
part of content not displayed.

Comment 1

[Bug Filler]

http://bt3.btchina.net/ is the url.

Comment 2

[Andrew Schultz]

Which part of the content is not displayed?

Comment 3

[Bug Filler]

The table above the purple strip. If you look at the source, anything inside the
getRawCode2('...........');

Comment 4

[Bug Filler]

Attachment: snapshot of the page rendered under IE (~200KB)

This is how the table was rendered under IE. In mozilla, only the table header
was displayed. The tbody part was missing.

Comment 5

[Bug Filler]

Comment on attachment 138459 [details]
snapshot of the page rendered under IE (~200KB)

This is how the table was rendered under IE. In mozilla, only the table header
was displayed. The tbody part was missing.

Comment 6

[Andrew Schultz]

ok.  JS Console says (loading the page):

Error: ero is not defined
Source File: http://bt3.btchina.net/
Line: 742
the culprit is:
	if(ero.length!=48*2){
		goodseed = false;
	}
I can't find anywhere that 'ero' is defined.

Error: unterminated string literal
Source File: http://bt3.btchina.net/
Line: 795, Column: 4
Source Code:
wrap",
the culprit here is one of the getRawCode2() calls.  Note that the getRawCode2()
could be doing something totally wrong because of the previous problem with 'ero'.

Bug Filler: if you look at the source delivered to IE, does it define 'ero'
somewhere in the javscript?

Comment 7

[Bug Filler]

It seems the "ero" was defined by the document.writeln(unescape(unescape(....);
script block, which sit above the script block where the function
onClickSeedZero() was defined. In IE, before the block, ero was not defined,
after the block ero is a long string. The above writeln() seemed to be used to
hide some javascript code.

In Dom Inspector, after removed a broken table, it seemed the script was
intepreted into some garbage instead of an assignment. 

Comment 8

[Bug Filler]

Attachment: The problem page

Since the site is slow, here is a snap shot which show the problem.

Viewing the page under mozilla and IE give different results.

Comment 9

[Bug Filler]

OK, it seems the segment is trying to hide the data with JScript.Encode. My
guess is that mozilla will not handle this one:

script language='JScript.Encode'>#@~^awAAAA==-mD~DK'ByfyX ;F) wFfqWF%y*FA
8T+GZ&Zcq*TT8 +%yT ~ fT+FATX8GT%Z+8sT;FG ,ZbZo zF/!F q+!2y3!G
FZ$T,ZF8Fq,vIixcAAA==^#~@ /script>

I found this on the net about the JScript.Encode:

http://seclists.org/lists/fulldisclosure/2003/Sep/0757.html

Not hard to handle but not sure if mozilla want to decode it.

Comment 10

[Bug Filler]

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 125525 ***