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funky html ?
This is wierd. When I load my home page into a browser for the _FIRST_ time a particular piece of it will not load. If I refresh iot loads fine. I can leave the site and come back to it and it loads fine, I can surf the site and go back to it and it loads fine.
This just started happening recently. So what changed recently, I thought I was able to correllate it to some banners I added but I have removed them and it still happens. Any suggestions? The page is www.icommish.com/football Thanks in advance. |
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RE: funky html ?
Oh yeah, and it is not just any browser that this happens with. It is across the board, IE, NN, Mozilla, Galeon, Konqueror, Opera.
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RE: funky html ?
it's really hard to tell what you're talking about.. but on my first load i got a javascripting error, which disappeared on re-load. maybe that'll help you locate the problem
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RE: funky html ?
Thats what I mean and it is driving me _crazy_ ! It makes no sense to me. How can the script error _only_ happen on an initial load? I mean if the error is there it will always be there.
Its mad I tell you, going koko for coco puffs, silly rabbit trix are for kids. |
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RE: funky html ?
id say their their server has got a issue, not your computer, theirs nothing that you can really do about it
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RE: funky html ?
EvilivE,
You could try loading the page, then view source, copy the source as loaded and save it. Then reload the page so the error is gone, and view/save that source as well... then run a diff program on them to see what changed... Cheers, Keith. |
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Isn't it a problem with cookies/dynamic js ??
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I am having the same problem with a form that calculates a student's budget and expenses. You have load it twice to get the correct totals.
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RE: funky html ?
Heh, i had exactly the same problem yesterday.. incredible how subtle it is..
You're probably using the transient php session id's, right? well, it modifies links (even in your javascript) from <a href=link.php> to <a href="link.php?phpsessionid=(whatever)">.. note the added quotes.. this mucks with javascript if you hav a line like : str = "<a href=link.php>" because the browser will receive it like : str = "<a href="link.php?phpsessionid=">"; ah! that is annoying.. simply change it to : str = '<a href=link.php>'; and it should work fine. ;) at least, that was my problem yesterday.. jDiff plugin for jEdit simply rules. |
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RE: funky html ?
Problem Solved!
I just got done working on this. Funny, CmddrDats that is exactly what the problem was. I solved it a little differently, though. The purpose for me using the session was this: The site has a "standard" navigation bar and an "extended" navigation bar. If a user is not logged in, they only see the "standard" bar, but if they are logged in then they see the "standard" and "extended" bars. At the top of the file I did session_start() and if $_SESSION['user'] was set I would show them the "extended" bar. I fixed it by checking $_SESSION['user'] and if it wasn't set I simply session_destroy() That drived me crazy for 4 days! |
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RE: funky html ?
hehe, interesting way of tackling it
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