i've tracked a problem with IE6 plus an squid-proxy and the control-
postioning example:
http://code.google.com/intl/en/apis/maps/documentation/examples/control-positioning.html
Environment 1:
fresh Windows XP with IE6 SP3 and cache is clear:
After starting the URL, the cache contains the following 3 javascript-
files:
main.js
mod_jslinker.js
{mod_drag,mod_controls}.js
The example won't work, because the last file
{mod_drag,mod_controls}.js
is scrampled or seems to be binary.
Environment 2:
Like Environment 1 plus .net-framework 2.0 installed.
After starting the URL, the cache contains the following 2 javascript-
files:
main.js
{mod_jslinker.js,mod_drag,mod_controls}.js
All js-files are valid and the example works fine.
the main.js decides which plugins are loaded into an extra {mod_*}.js.
Why is this plugin loading divided into two seperate files? Why is the
second file scrampled?
What is the role of the squid with this problem?
This problem seems to be related to other ie6 problems in this group.
Any ideas,
Matthias Schmitt
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