[dokuwiki] Re: bug in search form, with IE6?
- From: Andreas Gohr <andi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: dokuwiki@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 21 Sep 2006 09:57:57 +0200
Manfred Heumann writes:
Andreas Gohr wrote:
Can anyone reproduce it at his own wiki different from
wiki.splitbrain.org? Has anyone an idea what the problem might be?
Can't reproduce it on my dokuwiki installation. But I clearly get it on
splitbrain. I took a look at the headers. Here's what happens:
Now it gets interesting. IE now says this:
GET /undefined HTTP/1.0
This is a know problem with the gallery plugin. Unfortunately again I have
no idea what causes this request. It seems to be created when the lightbox
script prepares the images.
I'm not sure if this is the cause of the problem here but it would be great
if anyone using the gallery plugin could check if he gets the problem with
the search on his Wiki.
But your server still comes up with an answer:
HTTP/1.0 200 OK
jepp that's fine - this is the dokuwiki page 'undefined' ;-)
Note that IE isn't POSTing anything to your server.
should be okay, because the search uses a GET request only.
When IE messes up like that, it's usually because it interprets some
headers in strange ways. The Cache-Control headers might be too strict
(they are way too strict for IE when you access a dokuwiki over https
and try to download documents, btw). And that "Expires" header in the
second response seems very odd.
Hmm an expires header in the past should be fine.
I just disabled the google analytics code. Could everbody try again?
Andi
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Andreas Gohr wrote:
Can anyone reproduce it at his own wiki different from wiki.splitbrain.org? Has anyone an idea what the problem might be?
Can't reproduce it on my dokuwiki installation. But I clearly get it on splitbrain. I took a look at the headers. Here's what happens:
Now it gets interesting. IE now says this: GET /undefined HTTP/1.0
But your server still comes up with an answer: HTTP/1.0 200 OK
jepp that's fine - this is the dokuwiki page 'undefined' ;-)
should be okay, because the search uses a GET request only.
When IE messes up like that, it's usually because it interprets some headers in strange ways. The Cache-Control headers might be too strict (they are way too strict for IE when you access a dokuwiki over https and try to download documents, btw). And that "Expires" header in the second response seems very odd.
Hmm an expires header in the past should be fine.
I just disabled the google analytics code. Could everbody try again?
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