>All... > >I have a PDF plug-in problem... > >Now before you say anything the problem doesnt exesi when I remove PHP from >the equation... > >I have a script that generates a drop-down list of ID's basically... >Clicking continue will pass the ID to a script which I use to get the >correct filename to display... > >ALSO, this only seems to happen on IE 5... > >This is what happens... > >1) login >2) select option to display list... >3) Select Item... >4) Pass & display item >5) select option to display list... >6) Select Item... >7) Pass & display item > >Now... at stage 7... is where it appears to go wrong... i.e. IE hangs.... > >The PDF file is being displayed via an <iframe>, also note that if I remove >the <iframe> the flow is as normal... > >[ http://www.the-local-guide.com :: http://www.mcgarvie.net ]
I had a recent case where the header() functions I was using to mark my PDF files as being out-dated (Expires:, Pragma, all that crap) were causing IE 5.5 to choke on PDF files. Don't ask me why stupid IE was choking on the idea that a PDF file was maybe dated, but it was. Sigh. Ask Bill. Anyway, take a look at the *HEADERS* that are coming out under the two different situations, and see what you see... One way to see the headers is to do: telnet the-local-guide.com 80 GET /index.php HTTP/1.0 Host: the-local-guide.com [Hit "return" twice after that last line] This is a crude way to "fake out" a web-server into thinking you're a browser. Won't do Cookies or authentication or anything fancy like that, but it's a start. Also, I dunno what an iframe is, but that sounds suspect. I'm a Luddite. I don't use HTML that doesn't work reliably on 3.0 browsers. No DHTML/layers, no CSS -- I've seen too many broken CSS sites to believe in it. Show me a CSS site, and I'll show you unreadable text and INPUT boxes I can't read what the hell I'm typing on my Mac IE 4.01 browser. -- Like Music? http://l-i-e.com/artists.htm -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
