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|    HECTOR SANTOS to All    |
|    Re: opera and wc frames    |
|    31 Jan 19 19:17:14    |
      Date: Mon, 12 Mar 2007 10:04:21 -0400       From: HECTOR SANTOS       To: DAVE GOURD       Subject: Re: opera and wc frames       Newsgroups: winserver.public.gamma.testing       Message-ID: <1173711888.40.1173711534@winserver.com>       References: <1173711534.40.0@winserver.com>       X-WcMsg-Attr: Rcvd       X-Mailer: Wildcat! Interactive Net Server v7.0.454.5       Lines: 67              Opera has its pluses and its minus. It has problems with caching I        believe. If you turn it off, it seems to work better. Chris Wies and        others concur and experience the same type of things.              The one thing I see it do alot is show a blank login form page when you        try to log in. Hitting refresh MIGHT show it. We tried anything to tell        OPERA not to cache these, including adding META no-cache lines header        lines to the form page.              I'll take a better look at your comments below to see if there is        anything new we didn't know already. Off hand, I didn't think it had a        problem with frames as I tried to use all three, IE, FF and OPERA during        various phases of my work. I don't recall an Opera issue, but then again        , maybe the fact I had my caching off in Opera, it might have made it        behave better.              I'll check that, but I will say, there is NO answer for the LOGIN FORM        problem where it shows a blank page when using the COOKIE based        authentication method. Its fine in BASIC/DIGEST otherwise. I had        contacted the Opera people about this and got an initial inquery for a        illustrative example which I gave them via WINSERVER.COM. But I have not        heard anything since.              --       HLS              DAVE GOURD wrote:       > Odd Opera behavior seen at my location; is this problem opera bug, or in        > [wc] html, jscript, or css?       >        > Anyone seen this else or is it just me?       >        >        > looked at this on foxriver.net, winserver.com, beta.winserver.com       > similar behavior with pre-previous wins build and current gamma        >        > I did the following:       > -open opera       > -login (to site - i.e. beta.winserver.com)       > -goto messaging or filing (use frame mode)       >        > behavior noticed:       > -no '3D' frame borders       > -can scroll page       > -can not scroll frames       >        > [click to resize]       > [click to lock] (did not try to resize, had no borders for reference)       >        > behavior noticed:       > -can not resize frames       > the [pageheader] automatically resizes to smaller size - without the        > 'Wildcat! 6.2' text and wcpower.gif graphic; at www.winserver.com the text        > and graphic remain, (had it not been for the graphics I may not have        > noticed this right away to begin with)       > -no '3D' frame borders       > -can scroll page       > -can not scroll frames       >        > Site preference and options in opera v9.10 build 8679 (current version) are        > set for frames and scrollbars, styling.       >        > Please advise...       >        > --       > Dave Gourd       >        --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.1        * Origin: Prison Board BBS Mesquite Tx //telnet.RDFIG.NET www. (1:124/5013)    |
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