Hi,
A few of my customers are having this problem with just a few of their customers who are shopping on their stores:
About the problem when a user is trying to open our web, the browser will try to download something off http://www.pcgatecomputer.com. It has been tested with many different computers here. Our website will only work with system has Windows XP service pack 2 installed. It's not related to the system cache, because I just tried a fresh built system. It won't load our site at all.
I have the xp2 service pack so cannot duplicate the problem. This is also happening on www.bandtobow.com/catalog and if you go to www.bandtobow.com and click on the retail/wholesale link at the top the download box pops up just for some people. Everything works fine in the Firefox browser I was told by a Linux guy. This is not OS related is it?
Sincerely, Melinda Odom www.designhosting.biz 479-471-0891
Melinda Odom wrote:
Everything works fine in the Firefox browser I was told by a Linux guy. This is not OS related is it?
By all means it is....... Windoze Bloze! ;)
More than likely it is just the use of features which are starting to be blocked by MSIE and Norton Security and the like. If it loads in one browser, it is not your server OS. Look at the code. Get rid of pop-ups. Norton IS also blocks by default now (I think) cookies. Relax and send it back to the site coders.
Best, John Hinton webmaster@ew3d.com Business Hosting Solutions.
I have the cookie feature totally turned off for the store and do not have any popups that come up when the page is accessed. It may be in the code of the store someplace but I haven't found anything unusual as of yet.
Thanks!
Sincerely, Melinda Odom www.designhosting.biz 479-471-0891
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Melinda Odom wrote:
Everything works fine in the Firefox browser I was told by a Linux guy. This is not OS related is it?
By all means it is....... Windoze Bloze! ;)
More than likely it is just the use of features which are starting to be blocked by MSIE and Norton Security and the like. If it loads in one browser, it is not your server OS. Look at the code. Get rid of pop-ups. Norton IS also blocks by default now (I think) cookies. Relax and send it back to the site coders.
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On Mon, 21 Feb 2005 20:51:37 -0600, Melinda Odom info@designhosting.biz wrote:
Is the problem there for both http and https? Or just https? If it's just https, try putting the following stanza under your virtualhost entry for the https site:
##################################### SetEnvIf User-Agent ".*MSIE.*" \ nokeepalive ssl-unclean-shutdown \ downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0 #####################################
Don't know the whole story behind this, but I know it necessary for some older IE browsers. And I'm not sure if this will even help you or not.
-Ryan
besides the site being a tad slow..it works fine here with mozilla 1.7.5 and win2k sp4
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