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<didier.boelens@steams.be> wrote in message
news:1132088609.775648.113760@g14g2000cwa.googlegr oups.com... > Hello Gurus, > > I am facing this crazy problem but I don't find any solution... Could > you please help me? > > In fact, I am developping some kind of template control (ASCX file / > ASP.NET 1.1) [I don't know if it matters] and with Netscape 6/7, > Firefox, ... it is just perfect but with IE6, the behavior is quite > different. > > So, when I am displaying (or attempting to display) the table's > content, all the "background' images are not displayed (replaced by > blanks). Refreshing (CTRL-F5, refresh button), simply changes the > images that are displayed. If I am lucky, I have them all but... > > If I want to make sure to have a correct display, I click the IE "Back" > button, then directly the "Forward" button. The result is then just > perfect !!!! The difference depends on whether the images are cached and what your cache-checking option is set to. E.g. setting it to Every visit... would be equivalent to Refresh not having the images cached would be equivalent to Ctrl-F5 setting it to Never with all images cached would mean that pressing Back would be identical to setting Work Offline and then requesting its URL. Use a tracer such as FiddlerTool to see this. HTH Robert Aldwinckle --- |
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