#37469 [Opn]: talks.php.net: "Please use a browser that works"
| From: | vincent at delau dot nl | Date: | Wed, 17 May 2006 12:43:27 +0000 |
| Subject: | #37469 [Opn]: talks.php.net: "Please use a browser that works" | ||
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ID: 37469
User updated by: vincent at delau dot nl
Reported By: vincent at delau dot nl
Status: Open
Bug Type: Website problem
Operating System: WinXP Pro / MSIE 7b2
PHP Version: Irrelevant
New Comment:
Maybe this is the problem that needs to be fixed:
Line 17&18 of the outputted HTML:
document.cookie="dims="+winW+"_"+winH;
location.reload(false);
These lines could/should be removed. The document.cookie is only set,
never retrieved as far as I can tell. It is never used again in the
HTML or the JavaScript anyway.
The location.reload() doesn't seem to have a real function either.
Maybe it was used to update the cookie? Is there a reference to the
cookie in PHP?
Tested in IE7b2, and Firefox 1.5.0.3 from local HTML files.
Previous Comments:
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[2006-05-17 11:03:02] vincent at delau dot nl
The main line here is, that a more descriptive or helpfull error
message might be in place. It should have nothing to do with IE 7 being
beta.
PHP doesn't give an error message "Please buy a PHP book" instead of
the helpfull, descriptive messages.
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[2006-05-17 03:59:38] rasmus@php.net
I have neither the time nor the motivation to make this stuff work with
IE. And IE7 specifically has all sorts of nasty memory leaks still.
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[2006-05-17 02:00:12] vincent at delau dot nl
Description:
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While visiting http://talks.php.net/show/acc_php/24, it told me:
"Please use
a browser that works" without any further explaination. I've got two
points:
- Why is my browser "not working"?
- Why is there not a complete explaination of the problem and (pointers
to) a solution. What is 'a browser that works'?
Reproduce code:
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I'm using IE7 beta 2 for my day to day browsing at the moment.
Fortunately, Firefox is also installed for cross-browser checking of
websites.
Expected result:
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Normal display of requested page or a helpfull error message explaining
why this is happening and how to solve the problem.
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