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this occurs with some other web sites as well, but mostly with HA and a few other boards. what could cause this? i'm using the latest version of IE and wireless.
there is no possible way for me to try direct connecting instead of wireless, as i'm on the third floor and the router is on the first.
if i click refresh, the page loads, no problem. but only AFTER i click refresh. what gives?
Full Version: Problem Viewing with IE
Problems with gzip on the fly?
What browser are you using?
dev0
What browser are you using?
dev0
Hello streightedg,
Try clearing the Temporary Internet Files cache. This simple trick has solved lots of problems before.
Try clearing the Temporary Internet Files cache. This simple trick has solved lots of problems before.
Try this in IE:
Extras -> internet options -> advanced
Enable "Use HTTP 1.1 through proxy connections".
Extras -> internet options -> advanced
Enable "Use HTTP 1.1 through proxy connections".
well, i did both (del. temp. internet files AND http1.1) and the problems seems to have gone away: THANKS! it was really starting to bug me.
btw - what does that switch in advanced options do?
btw - what does that switch in advanced options do?
QUOTE(streightedg @ Jul 15 2003, 06:39 PM)
btw - what does that switch in advanced options do?
The HTTP 1.1 protocol has stricter rules than 1.0, and for a setup like yours (router and/or wireless), this is often needed to get rid of those display errors. For normal connections (not behind a router), IE always uses HTML 1.1.
HTML 1.1 ?
HTTP, of course 
thanks, its all fixed now... 
Ty Uing Mozilla 
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