Philip Thompson wrote:
Hi all.
I have a form that calls the same page whenever it is submitted. It does
some error-checking to make sure that all the appropriate fields were
filled in by the user. So, if there's an error, it stays on the same
page and lets the user know what they need to fill in.
However, I get `Page cannot be displayed` error if the page calls itself
and has to reload some data.... but only in IE for Windows. If I hit the
`Refresh` button, the page shows up and all the appropriate fields are
filled in or not filled in with the specified error message.
It does not give the `Page cannot be displayed` error in other browsers:
Mozilla and Firefox for Windoze, Safari and IE for Mac. Despite the fact
that IE for Windoze is immensely inferior, is there a reason/get-around
for this happening?
I can actually fix it to where it doesn't do it, but it's a hack. I have
the form actually call a different page - but then that page just has an
automatic redirect back to the original page. And all the information
shows up correctly without the `Page cannot be displayed.`
Thanks for staying in tuned this far. Anyone have any thoughts on why
this is happening?
https? sessions?
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