Firefox & Solpart Menu Problem

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Paul Hallam
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12/30/2006 1:05 PM
When I browse to my website http://www.alisonevansbridalwear.co.uk/ using Firefox (Mozilla/5.0 Gecko/20061204 Firefox/2.0.0.1) the menu items along the top aren't displayed. Press Ctrl-F5 and they are displayed. Reload the page and they disappear again. Click on the Home link (which uses a URL containing the full path with the home page tabid) and they appear again - and stay when you reload. This doesn't seem to happen when I use Internet Explorer or with either browser if I remove PageBlaster from the web.config. The page source looks the same in both IE & Firefox, so it may not be a Pageblaster problem - any thoughts?

John Mitchell
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12/30/2006 2:12 PM
Pageblaster does not do anything different because of browser unless you have different language settings in the browser options, but even then it should not change the output unless you have different output for different languages and you have specified them with the cached-languages attribute of the PageBlaster config. I went to your site with FF and the menus worked normally on the first visit. Same in IE. You might try clearing the browser cache in FF and navigating to your main Url again. If the problem goes away, I would guess that it wasn't something cached in the client browser for FF.

Paul Hallam
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12/30/2006 2:21 PM
I'd tried clearing the browser cache without any success and both browsers are using the same language en-gb. But I've just deleted the Pageblaster cache files on the server and it seems to have done the trick - probably just before you visited the site... I'll get back to you if the problem re-occurs - thanks!

Paul Hallam
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05/30/2007 7:03 AM
Just a final update on this for information - I only see this problem with Firefox running on the same PC as IE. If I browse (and cache) the page with FF first, everything works fine. But if I browse (and cache) it first with IE and then use FF I get the problem described above. If I use FF on any other PC, including ones hiding behind the same public IP address everything works just fine!

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