IE rocks! :-)
It can get worse. Developing a website with a custom page visit logger
sometime last year I found .htc files being the most requested 'page' on
that site. After a lot of guessing I happened to check the Apache logs
on my development server and saw IE looking for the thing all over the
place. So called 'SEO friendly URLs' apparently made IE (only) think it
was in a different folder, and it went requesting the .htc fom the
non-existent folder it derived from the URL.
Solution: use absolute URLs or redirect with mod_rewrite...
djn
Geoff Pack wrote:
But this does:
img {
background:url(background.jpg);
behavior:url(styles/pngbehavior.htc);
}
With the obvious consequences. Why did they do this?
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