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Started by lagrave
Wed, 19 Aug 1998 00:00
Display bug in Netscape 4
Author: lagrave
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998 00:00
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1998 00:00
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Hi everyone Here is my problem : I've got a form which I use to enter information into a database. This form is quite complex and makes several server calls during its use in order to update the information it displays according to the data the user enters. This means that the same form is reloaded several times, and each time some of its components are updated. Most of the time it works pretty well, but sometimes, when the form is reloaded, nothing appears in Netscape's window, except the background image and the title on the window's upper bar. Which is really incredible is that the source (View/Page source) actually contains all the data properly updated !!! So the server send the right data at the right place, but the browser seems unable to deal with it. The only solution to this bug is to reboot the machine, and try again (it never works if I just re-open Netscape and clear the cache). Sometimes it doesn't even work, so I have to go on another machine to enter the data that "caused" this bug, and then go on working on the first machine until the next bug unpredictably happens. I have experienced this bug with Netscape 4.03 (english version) on NT4 Workstation Service Pack 3, and with Netscape 4.05 (french version) on Windows 95, but it seems to be alright with Internet Explorer 3 on Windows 3.1. The server is NT4 Workstation Service Pack 3 running BWS. Has someone already experienced that ? What is the solution (if there is one) ? Otakar Kopecky (Otakar.Kopecky@nanterre.marelli.fr)
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