Hello, does anybody exeperienced corrupted javascript in Firefox? I'm using Dokuwiki devel, with blog and indexmenu plugins and the sidebar template. Sometimes (more likely after a login/logout) I get a corrupted javascript file from /lib/exe/js.php. The evident effect is that the indexmenu does not render. In Firefox JavaScript conole I see the error and I can look at the source code: it is like Firefox does not truncate a previous file before writing over a new copy, so some lines of code remains at the end: /* XXXXXXXXXX end of /home/dokuwiki/www/lib/plugins/indexmenu/script.js XXXXXXXXXX */ addInitEvent(function(){ updateAccessKeyTooltip(); }); addInitEvent(function(){ scrollToMarker(); }); addInitEvent(function(){ focusMarker(); }); ummaryCheck); // set focus edit_text.focus(); } ... You can see that "ummaryCheck" is some sort of leftover. The JavaScript source is corrupted in the Firefox cache (again: some text badly appended at the end of the file), but as far I searched, no corrupted files exist in the Dokuwiki chache. So it seems that Dokuwiki generates a valid JavaScript, but Firefox gets it wrong. Can be some problem about headers? Cacheable? Exipre? Lenght? Or a problem in Firefox about caching a dynamic JavaScript source? I will do further testing, sniffing the data exchange at the TCP level... -- Niccolo Rigacci Firenze - Italy Iraq, missione di pace: 43799 morti - www.iraqbodycount.net -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist