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Posted by Erwin Moller on 11/11/05 18:25
Jonathan N. Little wrote:
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>> Thanks for your response.
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> Same here, would really like to help.
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Hi Jonathan,
I the other branch of this thread (Dylan Parry) I describe what I think the
problem was.
Dylan's response triggered me into the right direction.
It turn out that IE IS following the hash if I turn output buffering on.
Simple by adding ob_start() the problem is gone.
I found a few other people on the net who advocate output buffering ON with
PHP under IIS for different reasons (most concerned a very slow
userexperience with outputbuffereing off.).
My current workinghypotisis (based on Dylans hunch) is this:
- If IE gets fragmented data in, it 'forgets' to jump.
My former setup was excactly doing that:
1) An URL with a hash
2) Building the HTML page bit by bit including a rather long table that
takes some time to get in (a 2 second query).
Well, output-buffering is really easy to turn on, and all the problems are
gone, so I am happy enough now to enter the weekend with a smile. :-)
Thanks for your time and sorry for my rather irritated tone in my last
response. :-)
Regards and have a nice weekend,
Erwin Moller
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