FOr some reason, the player notes and locations,etc are not in the correct place on my roster. Check it out for yourself, scroll to the bottm to see what I"m talking about. Funny thing is it only happens when using Firefox, fine in IE.

http://techsds.com/semantics

You have a rank called

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This is throwing off the html on the page thus making the browser thinking everything after the first instance of it is commented html

adjacent hyphens within comment
Cause:

This is due to too many hyphens "-" in the declaration of a comment. A comment is defined like this<!-- comment -->
Solution:

Remove the additional hyphens

BAD <!--- comment --->
GOOD <!-- comment -->

References:

W3C spec : http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/intro/sgmltut.html#h-3.2.4

There is no easy fix for this as you are essentially inserting html comment code as the guild title
I would suggest removing one of the dashes, or the exclamation point

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Or edit the membersList to do html_entities() (or what's that function named again) on the output fields.

I think part of the reason this is happening, is on the line that outputs the change in the table headers for sorting

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if ( $roster_conf['sqldebug'] )
{
    echo "<!-- $order_field :: $last_value != $row[$order_field] -->\n";
} 

There are also other places where this text will print or be set up for printing as well

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$divider_text = '<div class="membersGroup">'.$ORDER_FIELD['divider_prefix'].$row[$order_field]."</div>\n"; 

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        if ( $current_col == $cols ) // last col
        {
            echo "    <td class=\"$stripe_class_right\">$cell_value</td>\n";
        }
        else
        {
            echo "    <td class=\"$stripe_class\">$cell_value</td>\n";
        } 

Also, the note field goes through a bit of processing to clean up the text to prevent this type of thing from happening

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$prg_find = array('/"/','/&/','|\\>|','|\\<|',"/\\n/");
$prg_rep  = array('&quot;','&amp;','&gt;','&lt;','<br />');

$note = preg_replace($prg_find, $prg_rep, $row['note']); 

Maybe we should make this parsing the default action for every field