Yes, there's some Javascript code but there no error indicated at the
bottom left taskbar of the window. When there's not so many data, the
page can be displayed correctly.
I did further investigation and found a temporary solution. What I've
done was to insert an echo " "; statement in the controller function
to force the page to be written something before performing other
queries and rendering the remaining page. I have to set
define('DEBUG', 0); in core.php beforehand because if I set to
debugging mode, I'll get those "Warning: session_start(): Cannot send
session cookie" messages.
Any other clues?
On Jun 24, 11:35 am, Lance Willett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Do you have any JavaScripts anywhere in the page?
>
> I agree that this sounds like a JavaScript issue, not a PHP or HTTP
> issue. If you want to force IE to have a longer keep-alive value, see
> "How to change the default keep-alive time-out value in Internet
> Explorer" article on Microsoft.com:http://support.microsoft.com/kb/813827.
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