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Note Submitter: gholyoak at courtdean dot com
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Problems with IE and Content Advisor.
It maybe obvious to some, but as its taken me over a week to sort this out, I will post it here.
If you have Content Advisor enabled in IE, it appears to quietly add an extra GET HTTP request to
the root of your website.
This will get processed by your default document, so if your default document is index.php, every
legitimate request will be immediately followed by another hit to index.php with a blank query
string.
If you increment something in a session, it will be the second hit that has the highest value, but
the browser is showing the results of the first GET.
Its easy to see, just add a mail('youremail@address.com') at the start of your default
document, turn on content advisor and see how many emails you get !
I have generated a 'pics-label' and added to the META tags on every page and this appears
to make IE happy.
You can get a pics-label at www.icra.org.
Hope this helps