[pmwiki-users] Problems using diffrent browsers
IchBin
weconsul at ptd.net
Thu Nov 2 18:05:17 CST 2006
Not sure how to explain this but this but it is weird. I just added the
download recipe to my website for a free windows firewall app. Naturally
I tested locally and all worked. In the process I made a change on my
ISP local\configure file that caused an error. Noting displayed. So I
copied my entire website to my local drive to look at using DBG and
Xdebug. I spotted it right away and changed and updated it on the server.
All is running perfectly and really fast using my Firefox 2.0 browser. I
started looking at the site with Opera and Mozilla SeaMonkey 1.5a
browser. Both load the first page really slow ( I have cleared the
browser cache). The home page under Opera does not load the entire page
(minus the footer and copyright). SeaMonkey loads the entire page. If I
try to link to other pages on the site with either browsers it really
runs slow.. I mean time out slow.
OK so I changed the copied website config to point locally and I can not
load it. Like it can not find the main body of the first page Missing
CSS?).
I am using authuser.php.
These are the changes I added for up loading.
$EnableUpload = 1;
$EnableUploadOverwrite = 0;
$DefaultPasswords['upload'] = '$1$Pw1cjg06$9VgqESpEGt1WLCJPgr/3J.';
$EnableUploadOverwrite = 0; ## No File overlay
$EnableUploadVersions=1; ## keep older versions of uploads
and preserved
$UploadMaxSize = 9000000; # 9MB
Is this an ISP problem or my problem? Sorry I am some what confused.
In the last few days I have noticed that my ISP was been running slow or
not at all linking to pages on my subnet location. I usually run from
Opera and never checked it with Firefox. Why is it browser dependent?
Something goofy. Hope I am explaining my problem. At one point the pages
with the download seem to be out of sink between the browsers..
My web page is on the second address below.
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Thanks in Advance... http://ichbin.9999mb.com
IchBin, Pocono Lake, Pa, USA http://weconsultants.phpnet.us
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