Check to see if you are using a "\" in the url. This will not work for
Netscape, while it will work in I.E.. Changing "\" to "/" in your URLs
should fix this.
If this does not work, or is not the problem, please provide some code.
Thx,
Jason Cheek
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-----Original Message-----
From: Kate McNamara [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2000 5:41 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Browser differences
Hi folks,
Should JSP pages appear differently in different browsers? I assumed all
JSP
stuff happened server-side and therefore the output was just HTML and the
only
differences would be HTML display differences. A user has reported the
login
as delivering a 400 bad request message, while it works fine for everyone
(including
him) under Internet Explorer. There's no chance that the browsers work
differently
with commands like get parameter etc?
Thanks in advance
Kate McNamara
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