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I have code on one of my website pages to list all the entries in a database (PHP). I can list all entries in other browsers but not Firefox.

In Firefox only so much data gets displayed. When a new entry is added one drops off the bottom. The information displayed gets cut off at any point in the data. It will sometimes display only part of the oldest entry. It's like only so many lines of data can be displayed. I have viewed the same page on other browsers and don't have this issue. I just updated Firefox to 19.0 but the problem continues.

In Firefox only so much data gets displayed. When a new entry is added one drops off the bottom. The information displayed gets cut off at any point in the data. It will sometimes display only part of the oldest entry. It's like only so many lines of data can be displayed. I have viewed the same page on other browsers and don't have this issue. I just updated Firefox to 19.0 but the problem continues.

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This can happen if your script doesn't close all of the HTML tags it opens. Some past threads on pages not rendering fully (usually the missing text is there in the source view, Ctrl+u):

If you do not spot the problem, is there a publicly accessible page that you could link to so volunteers could take a look?