A number of people have noticed this (including me) after installing IE6 SP1. SP1 seems to have broken a few things! It happens when I'm not using Squid so I don't think the two are related.
-Mike On Sat, 8 Mar 2003, Rick Matthews wrote: > Several times a day my browser (IE 6.0 SP1) will finish loading a > web page (in the normal amount of time) and there will be one or > more of the red "X"s on the page (graphic missing). Then I'll > <right-click><show picture> and it will immediately load. Generally, > it is one graphic that might be used in several places, so a single > <right-click><show picture> makes them all go away. It's typically > a very small file; many times it is a "filler" that simply fills > out the page. > > Last night I finally took the time to document the occurrence with > hard evidence. Remember that this is just the most recent example; > it happens regularly. > > I went to: > http://www.dmregister.com/news/stories/c4788993/20672516.html > > The page loaded and left a vertical row of X's in the left margin > under the "News" heading. I did a <right-click><show picture> on > one of the X's and they all went away. I immediately grabbed a copy > of squid's access log and found (right at the end) the graphic that > I manually loaded: > http://desmoinesregister.com/art/rightarrow.gif > > I then searched backwards in access.log for that graphic and it does > not appear again. The page load completed and yet this graphic was > never requested. How can that be? > > Thanks in advance! > Rick > >
