Opera 9 doesn't work with WRT54G

Opera 9 WWW browser "malfunctions" with the WRT554G interface
by showing the actual calling code instead of the display field name.

Here was my original posting before I figured it out during my writing:

My WRT54G Ver 2. wireless router, made by Linksys
has gone into a mode that is uncertain, both in meaning and in security.
I've tried the 30 second reset, and the latest firmware 4.30.5 April '06.
Still, there is this obvious problem:

Each pulldown menu item on every HTML interface page, every pulldown
is in the form:
capture(<var>.<var>)
where <var> is some kind of software variable name. There is is a dot
between variables.

For example:
Setup Page->Internet Connection Type pulldown menu
offers:
Capture(setupcontent.dhcp)
Capture(share.staticip)
Capture(share.pppoe)
..

Hmmmm, this is obviously programming code.
Why would my browser show programming code.
Let me try another WWW browser...

Yep, the Opera 9 browser "malfunctions" with the WRT554G interface
by showing the actual code instead of the display field name.

On Fri, 14 Jul 2006 15:25:04 -0700, "J-Cloud" <pig latin: ablay atray @
argblay.etnay> wrote in <(E-Mail Removed)>:

>Opera 9 WWW browser "malfunctions" with the WRT554G interface
>by showing the actual calling code instead of the display field name.
>
>Here was my original posting before I figured it out during my writing:
>
>My WRT54G Ver 2. wireless router, made by Linksys
>has gone into a mode that is uncertain, both in meaning and in security.
>I've tried the 30 second reset, and the latest firmware 4.30.5 April '06.
>Still, there is this obvious problem:
>
>Each pulldown menu item on every HTML interface page, every pulldown
>is in the form:
> capture(<var>.<var>)
>where <var> is some kind of software variable name. There is is a dot
>between variables.
>
>For example:
> Setup Page->Internet Connection Type pulldown menu
>offers:
> Capture(setupcontent.dhcp)
> Capture(share.staticip)
> Capture(share.pppoe)
> ..
>
>Hmmmm, this is obviously programming code.
>Why would my browser show programming code.
>Let me try another WWW browser...
>
>Yep, the Opera 9 browser "malfunctions" with the WRT554G interface
>by showing the actual code instead of the display field name.

Is Javascript off or on? Java?

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On 14 Jul 2006 "J-Cloud" <pig latin: ablay atray @ argblay.etnay> wrote:

>
> For example:
> Setup Page->Internet Connection Type pulldown menu
> offers:
> Capture(setupcontent.dhcp)
> Capture(share.staticip)
> Capture(share.pppoe)
> ..
>
> Hmmmm, this is obviously programming code.
> Why would my browser show programming code.
> Let me try another WWW browser...
>
> Yep, the Opera 9 browser "malfunctions" with the WRT554G interface
> by showing the actual code instead of the display field name.
>
>

I use a wrt54g v5 and opera 9 currently and this is not happening to me.
This was however happening to me at some point in the past and I believe it
was fixed by an update to the router firmware, not by any changes in opera,
although I may be mistaken.

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On 15 Jul 2006 04:06:22 GMT, in alt.internet.wireless , Noxonomus
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>On 14 Jul 2006 "J-Cloud" <pig latin: ablay atray @ argblay.etnay> wrote:
>
>> Yep, the Opera 9 browser "malfunctions" with the WRT554G interface
>> by showing the actual code instead of the display field name.
>
>was fixed by an update to the router firmware, not by any changes in opera,
>although I may be mistaken.

Sounds like the webserver in the router did'nt comply to W3C
standards.

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