If it is a server issue, it is most likely the Web Performance Cache piece of OS X server. I would turn that off if you are not dealing with mainly static content.
But, I would first make sure you have all the proper html and http directives and code. There is a lot of leeway in how browsers act when left to there own "decisions".
On May 9, 2005, at 5:17 AM, Francesco Casalena wrote:
Hi,
I've a strange problem on this scenario:
-SERVER MacOs X server w/ Apache's httpd2, MySql Max, PHP5
-CLIENT1 MacOs X w/ Netscape (JS enabled) -CLIENT2 Linux 2.6 w/ Netscape (JS enabled also)
In a web application, I need to open a JS window within data came from MySql and processed by PHP. On CLIENT1 the JS window opens ok, but doesn't contain the right data, I need a manual reload to view them. On CLIENT2 all works well. I've seen MySql's log, in both cases queries are right and done in appropriate time. PHP code includes coockie.
Any idea? Should be a browser (or JS) error or a PHP for Mac mistake?
Regards, thanks in advance! Ciao, Francesco
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