issue, it seems was that Safari was a little aggressive with caching. Our
log in page submits to itself: showing error or success information. Safari
only showed the original page from its cache even tho' the page had been
updated.
We "fixed" this by adding a URL variable to the page - all I did was
"?tick=#getTickCount()#" It's kludgy as hell, but it changes the URL
enough to force Safari to display the actual page.
You might try the same thing for your issue.
Jim Davis
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From: Alan Rafael Bleiweiss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 6:07 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Safari Navigation Bug and general speed issues
Two questions.
I've got a site with over 1000 products.
In that site, when bringing up any category my code (see below) shows 10
products per page with a Next / Previous function. On IE and Netscape on
the PC this works (though very slowly for large categories). On Macs IE
and Safari,
clicking the NEXT button shows seven of the previous page's ten and only
three new products, all of which are at the bottom of the list.
1. WHAT in my code is causing this to fail on Macs?
2. How can I re-code this to be much more efficient regardless of visitor
platform?
I'm running CF MX 6.1 on a Windows 2000 server.
HERE'S THE CODE:
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