Re: OT: Where to turn
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texte = Well from what I saw you still do not have an entry for your WWW address in your DNS, only your main domain name. Depending on how your web server is set with canonical naming and such, and depending on how your images are actually called in their
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tag your DNS could be to blame. The issue I previously had was with pages that timed out. As soon as you stopped them and refreshed they would come right in. It was a DNS typo that caused the problem... and it took me weeks to figure out. Good luck, Matt Perosi Jeff Logan wrote: > Thanks for the tip, but I know DNS is not the issue since I have moved > the web site to other servers and the problem still happens. > > Thanks for the support. > Jeff Logan > > > >> This sounds very similar to a problem I had a few monthS ago. >> >> Does the problem happen wen only going to >> "www.arizona-bed-breakfast.com" >> or does it happen with "arizona-bed-breakfast.com" also? I did not >> have any problem getting to the site in IE6, NS7 or NS4.79 >> >> I just looked at your DNS record and it looks like you do not have an >> entry for www.arizona-bed-breakfast.com. >> There are only entries for "arizona-bed-breakfast.com" and >> "mail.arizona-bed-breakfast.com" >> >> So add the "www" address (A) entry. Also check to make sure bother >> your DNS' are actually running, although from what I can tell they >> are working correctly. >> >> Good luck, >> Matthew A Perosi >> ijo.com >> nj-singles.com >> >> >> Jeff Logan wrote: >> >>> Ok this is totally off topic but I have no idea where to turn for >>> this solution. >>> >>> The web site: arizona-bed-breakfast.com >>> >>> The server platform: WebStar V on OS X 10.2.8 >>> >>> WebCat version: 4.5 >>> >>> The problem: On Windows this web site will time out and not show >>> images in certain version of IE after viewing three to four pages of >>> information. If a page timed out for you and you quit your web >>> browser and come right back to that page all of the images load >>> (What the F*&#?). I have tried changing the amount of images on the >>> page's to way less and still get the same results. I have also >>> moved the entire site to another server running RedHat and WebDNA >>> 5.x and the same problems happened. I have checked the HTML >>> validation of the site and all HTML checks out. >>> >>> So I am totally stuck... >>> Jeff >>> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >> the mailing list
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Well from what I saw you still do not have an entry for your WWW address in your DNS, only your main domain name. Depending on how your web server is set with canonical naming and such, and depending on how your images are actually called in their ![]()
tag your DNS could be to blame. The issue I previously had was with pages that timed out. As soon as you stopped them and refreshed they would come right in. It was a DNS typo that caused the problem... and it took me weeks to figure out. Good luck, Matt Perosi Jeff Logan wrote: > Thanks for the tip, but I know DNS is not the issue since I have moved > the web site to other servers and the problem still happens. > > Thanks for the support. > Jeff Logan > > > >> This sounds very similar to a problem I had a few monthS ago. >> >> Does the problem happen wen only going to >> "www.arizona-bed-breakfast.com" >> or does it happen with "arizona-bed-breakfast.com" also? I did not >> have any problem getting to the site in IE6, NS7 or NS4.79 >> >> I just looked at your DNS record and it looks like you do not have an >> entry for www.arizona-bed-breakfast.com. >> There are only entries for "arizona-bed-breakfast.com" and >> "mail.arizona-bed-breakfast.com" >> >> So add the "www" address (A) entry. Also check to make sure bother >> your DNS' are actually running, although from what I can tell they >> are working correctly. >> >> Good luck, >> Matthew A Perosi >> ijo.com >> nj-singles.com >> >> >> Jeff Logan wrote: >> >>> Ok this is totally off topic but I have no idea where to turn for >>> this solution. >>> >>> The web site: arizona-bed-breakfast.com >>> >>> The server platform: WebStar V on OS X 10.2.8 >>> >>> WebCat version: 4.5 >>> >>> The problem: On Windows this web site will time out and not show >>> images in certain version of IE after viewing three to four pages of >>> information. If a page timed out for you and you quit your web >>> browser and come right back to that page all of the images load >>> (What the F*&#?). I have tried changing the amount of images on the >>> page's to way less and still get the same results. I have also >>> moved the entire site to another server running RedHat and WebDNA >>> 5.x and the same problems happened. I have checked the HTML >>> validation of the site and all HTML checks out. >>> >>> So I am totally stuck... >>> Jeff >>> >> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------- >> This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to >> the mailing list . >> To unsubscribe, E-mail to: >> To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to >> >> Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/ > > > ------------------------------------------------------------- This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list . To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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