Try http://www.dnbscene.com/ with mozilla
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Try http://www.dnbscene.com/ with mozilla
(as suggested i copy the url on the message body)
http://www.dnbscene.com/
both with Mozilla 1.1 Win2k (home) and Mozilla 1.2.1 Win2k (office)
the address above gives me an empty page.
no problem while surfing the site with IE6.
i alredy left a message on their "site support" board. are u able to browse the site
with your copy of mozilla? before start buggin' site webmaster via email i would
like to be sure it's a site problem. ^__^
TIA
http://www.dnbscene.com/
both with Mozilla 1.1 Win2k (home) and Mozilla 1.2.1 Win2k (office)
the address above gives me an empty page.
no problem while surfing the site with IE6.
i alredy left a message on their "site support" board. are u able to browse the site
with your copy of mozilla? before start buggin' site webmaster via email i would
like to be sure it's a site problem. ^__^
TIA
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works fine for me
works fine - tested with build 2002120422/linux
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Re: Try http://www.dnbscene.com/ with mozilla
deelan wrote:both with Mozilla 1.1 Win2k (home) and Mozilla 1.2.1 Win2k (office)
the address above gives me an empty page.
no problem while surfing the site with IE6.
i alredy left a message on their "site support" board. are u able to browse the site
with your copy of mozilla? before start buggin' site webmaster via email i would
like to be sure it's a site problem. ^__^
TIA
I got a completely white page:
<html><body></body></html>
Sounds like their fault to me.
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- johann_p
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I disagree
alanjstr wrote:I got a completely white page:
<html><body></body></html>
Sounds like their fault to me.
How can it be their fault if it works just fine with my (recent nightly) Mozilla?
I believe this is due to a bug where slow connections caused Mozilla to show an
empty page - and another bug where an empty page shows an incorrect,
nonexisting source.
If this is correct, it is unfortunate though, that this bug is in 1.2.1.
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It's the page
If you spoof your UA to be an IE browser the correct page is loaded and it displays properally.
As for why it works for you Johann_P my guess is that your UA isn't being reported properally, either a bug in the nightly build or you changed your UA in the past and forgot to change it back.
As for why it works for you Johann_P my guess is that your UA isn't being reported properally, either a bug in the nightly build or you changed your UA in the past and forgot to change it back.
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jgraham wrote:Blank page 2002120408/win98.
Some form of server side browser detection I guess.
But a strange one. If I use a self-made script to request the page without a user agent or exactly the user agent of my Mozilla build I get the page delivered. Using Mozilla itself I get the blank page. Btw: it's an Apache server using the FrontPage extension...
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Re: It's the page
Bushwack wrote:If you spoof your UA to be an IE browser . . .
NO! UA Spoofing is BAD!
- johann_p
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No strange UA
My user agent string is, according to http://www.privacy.net/analyze/:
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.3a) Gecko/20021204
Must be something else.
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.3a) Gecko/20021204
Must be something else.
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Re: I disagree
Johann_P wrote:I believe this is due to a bug where slow connections caused Mozilla to show an
empty page
I have cable internet and I se a plank page.
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The interesting thing is that the server does try to set a cookie (which I declined) before the blank page is displayed, so there must be a page prior to that, because <html><body></body></html> can't set cookies
One question: Is this a particularly good/interesting/informative or important site ? If not, why bother trying to figure out why it behaves the way it does? I am starting to get fed up with unimportant minor sites that are coded crappily. Why should we waste our time on this one, unless there is a compelling reason.
I am sorry if I am sounding rude, but there are so many dimwits / jerks who run sites and so little time.
One question: Is this a particularly good/interesting/informative or important site ? If not, why bother trying to figure out why it behaves the way it does? I am starting to get fed up with unimportant minor sites that are coded crappily. Why should we waste our time on this one, unless there is a compelling reason.
I am sorry if I am sounding rude, but there are so many dimwits / jerks who run sites and so little time.
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