instead of using CFLocation, you could try writing your own headers using
CFHeader
Paolo Piponi
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] cflocation & mac
27/05/2004
11:45
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I am testing a CF website on a Mac and am getting a strange problem.
Surprise, surprise.
Works fine on a PC with IE. With a Mac with IE it just hangs.
The process involves a page that processes some data and then cflocates.
Next page then also processes and cflocates. It would appear that the Mac
hangs at the second cflocate. Anyone ever had this?
It would takes weeks to reengineer this old site so really don't want to.
Any ideas?
Paolo
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