On Nov 9, 2004, at 10:33 PM, Aparajita Fishman wrote:

Seems to me the code above will toggle the state of $toggle EVERY time the page is refreshed, assuming $toggle is defined.

Two other possibilities:

- Are you absolutely sure there is no code in On Execute Start or On Execute End that might be affecting this?

- Are you sure the session is in fact being maintained from one hit to the next? Dump the session internal id and see.


It took a while to find this one, and it was none of the above. I actually put a band-aid on it before we found the problem. The original gif's were just anchors with $toggle in the query parameters. I changed the gif's to form images and put $toggle as a hidden input. That made the toggle's work correctly, but I knew something was still wrong.


I then remembered the "Activity" window in Safari will show you what has been loaded. What I found was things like:

http://web4d.aidt.edu:xxxx/4dcgi/myaidt? usr=pr.d&id=6319303&ts=20041110203445579
http://web4d.aidt.edu:xxxx/4dcgi/myaidt? usr=pr.d&id=6319303&ts=20041110203445579#bbbbff


An HTML gotcha got me.

I had

<Body background="#bbbbff">  instead of <body bgcolor="#bbbbff">

Guess it was looking for an internal link and was loading twice - that caused the double flip.

Thanks again,

Steve Alex
AIDT

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