Has someone noticed this also on otehr sites? Can someone fix this?

The releases are OK, only their site shows this strange error.

That's happened with a few pages before. From what I can tell, it eventually fixes itself (the Carpathian Forest page looks normal to me right now).

I have currently tried it with Seamonkey and Firefox, both with the same error. I'll update the page, perhaps it will disappear then.

edit: now that is weird. When I am logged in, the site looks like it should. The contrary is the case when I am logged off.

edit2: Disappeared after an update. Strange.

The error message was written in the cache file, and you see the real-time info when you are logged in, not the cached information, so that explains this behaviour.
Doesn't explain what caused the error though...

Here is another one. Opeth - Deliverence



Don't try to fix it until Morrigan or Hellblazer can check why this is happening!

Looks ok to me.

It looks ok when you are logged in... otherwise it doesn't. See Morrigan's reply up. I still see it screwed up. Error error, line 83. Please contact your nearest emergency service.

You have to update the page once and then this strange error is gone. Fixed it by updating the album.


by the way: who added the html tags? (<i>; </i>)

We'll I'm obviously so stupid that I didn't know that the update will fix it. Please learn how to read.

It is quite hard to figure out what lead to the error in the first place. So if an error occurs, it is best to contact the person who updated the page last and ask the user what update has been done; perhaps some clues could be drawn from that. All other things would be mere guesswork.

The MA has no update-history like Wikipedia has, so it remains hidden who changed what on a page.