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Koopie
I'm part of a world of warcraft guild, with a website hosted on guildportal.com. While trying to improve our website, i've implemented a custom rss feed that would pull the most current WoW news from mmo-champion.com to my frontpage. The script works correctly, but the problem is that on firefox, the feed gets cut off, while on IE (7 or 8) and chrome, it displays the full feed correctly.
My script is:
Does anyone have a clue on what it might be wrong?
My guild website is cont.guildportal.com if you want to see the script live to confirm the bug, its just below the news on the frontpage.
Thanks in advance.
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