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Css Not always loading ?

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I have a problem where when i load my page about every second or third time (sometimes) the page loads but its like the it forgot to add the template lol. Anyone have this problem?
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Mecca wrote:I have a problem where when i load my page about every second or third time (sometimes) the page loads but its like the it forgot to add the template lol. Anyone have this problem?
Do you have mod_gzip enabled? What's your browser?
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Yep mod_gzip in enabled and i was using explorer but as soon as i swithed over to firefox it didnt happen again. which is ok for me but without getting into a browser debate i would like to get it working for explorer too if i can :)
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Mecca wrote:Yep mod_gzip in enabled and i was using explorer but as soon as i swithed over to firefox it didnt happen again. which is ok for me but without getting into a browser debate i would like to get it working for explorer too if i can :)
the problem is that ie has nonreproducable problems with compressed stylesheets. so

a) disabling mod_gzip or
b) tuning your mod_gzip configuration to not compress stylesheets

with apache2 and mod_deflate this should be no problem by changing the output filters for text_css. with apache 1.3 and mod_gzip I'm not shure how to do this
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Well i just recieved an email from my hosts. They tell me that .css is already excluded from mod_gzip. By "nonreproducable problems" do you mean microsoft knows about the bug but cant squash it?
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Mecca wrote:Well i just recieved an email from my hosts. They tell me that .css is already excluded from mod_gzip. By "nonreproducable problems" do you mean microsoft knows about the bug but cant squash it?
Microsoft? :)
Ur telling me your host is running IIS? *doh where i got my Apache Flag*
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HELL NO LOL. Its an apache server running on linux.
Its just that the css problem is only happening with IE (Which is prolly not the best but until firefox distributes a few million more copies is the biggest lol, so it is an issue i need to address)

the problem is that ie (Internet Explorer) has nonreproducable problems with compressed stylesheets
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Tell them to also exclude ".css.php" files :-)
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Doh. I must of looked at that file a hundred times looking for an answer lol.
Thanks for that Garvin :D
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ergs. right post in the wrong forum...

anyway.. with apache2 you also could exclude the content-type, no regard what the filename is.
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