Need help ASAP

[chrcha26]

I don't think this is really a dreamweaver problem other than I'm using dreamweaver to make the changes. I was attempting to replace a paypal shopping cart. When I replaced the old form code with the new one the entire page becomes a repeating line of text which is the following. I have located the line numbers described, but not able to make any sense of the error

Warning: DOMDocument::load() [domdocument.load]: Opening and ending tag mismatch: div line 61 and html in /var/www/vhosts/homerunmusicfestival.com/httpdocs/tickets/index.xsl, line: 97 in /var/www/vhosts/homerunmusicfestival.com/httpdocs/_include/_modules/xslt.php on line 26

This is a link to specific page in question

http://homerunmusicfestival.com/tickets/

If you guys can help me out, I'll be the office hero today. Please anything would be great. I'm at a loss and I was not the original developer of the site, nor am I able to contact him. Thanks in advance.

[Lawrence_Cramer]

Before trying to add anything new, in code view, carefully look up in the head of the page and see if there's any script that may be associated with the PayPal form.  If you find something that looks suspicious, before removing it just comment it out and see what happens.

Also, is this site an HTML site or a PHP, or is it a CMS site?  This could have an impact on what and how you remove things.

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[chrcha26]

Thanks for taking the time to help out. I can't even find the page itself. I believe it's a CMS site, but nobody seems to know. Very helpful I know. I didn't see anything, that I can tell is referencing a a paypal form. There is paypal.php file. It appears that the page itself is pulling in the index.xsl file. The index.xsl file is the one in the screen shot and the one I was attempting to add the form code to. It seems this guy is using the "jaws of life" to open a can of tuna fish. If you need more info, I will be happy to provide it. I highlighted the files I think are relitive, but could be wrong. If you recognize this as a CMS, could you tell me which one? Thanks again. One other thing, this is the first time I've encountered .xsl, and I'm not really ontop of php either, but I'm getting there.

[chrcha26]

Through some research I was able to find the jquery was used. Javascript which leaves me completly in the dark as what to do.

[chrcha26]

Solved. I put the form info on its own html page, then inserted in the ticket page with an iframe. Thanks for your input. It was informative. Also, there's an add-on for firefox called wappalyzer that will tell you what cms a website is using along with other info.

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