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Sep 6, 2006 at 1:38pm
from a month (less can bee) happen in www.cycling74.com
some times,
only in http://www.cycling74.com
tell my a message in my firefox 1.5.0.6 telling:
you have chosen to open
index.php
which is a: PHP Document
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this happen me only in this web: cycling74.com
I send the window photo.
thanks
Guilelrmo lorenzo
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Sep 6, 2006 at 1:39pm
sorry, This image is in jpg now
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Sep 10, 2006 at 2:51pm
atlas wrote:
> sorry, This image is in jpg now
obvioulsy you tried to download a link instead of opening it with a
simple click…
Strange you didn’t come across these “problems” on other sites before… ;-)
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Sep 10, 2006 at 9:22pm
This is a problem that’s been driving me crazy on this site. I have tested the site extensively and about 5% of the time, under firefox, clicking on a link within this forum will result in an empty php document.
The same behavior does not occur while using IE.
On several occassions I have lost entire replies due to this bug. It’s good to see someone else point it out. As stated the behavior only occurs with firefox. I have tried it without my extensions installed and I even updated the browser to see if it would relieve this error.
Apparently, on OSX something different happens. On windows it just goes to a blank php document. I guess on OSX it depends on how you have your download settings configured.
James
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Sep 11, 2006 at 11:20pm
Happens to me, too. Firefox, OSX – recent versions of both. Can’t say that it’s happend since the latest forum upgrade (a week ago)?
Stefan: You could be less quick to assume that somebody is doing something stupid. It doesn’t seem like your post was an attempt to be “helpful.”
pax,
mzed
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