Hey gang. I have a really odd question. If this is for the wrong newsgroup please direct me where. I hope I am posting to the correct one. Basically we use a custom in house web scripting language that plugs into IIS. We are having a very odd 404 issue. Here is what happens: On a form that submits to itself random 404's may occur when you hit submit. Submitting should submit to the same script, but its resulting in a Page cannot be found error. If you sit and wait 5 minutes, click submit it will go through fine. But several minutes later it may give you a 404 again. Now I do not think its a scripting error in our language because if you run the page in Firefox, we do not get any 404's at all. Is there a known issue for this and what is the work around? Are we doing something in our output or code that may be causing IE to 404? Is there any ways I can hook a debugger or any sort of logging tool to see WHY IE is causing 404's? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks and take care.
Could someone please tell me where the correct forum is to post this question then if this is the wrong place? "Synced" wrote: > Hey gang. > > I have a really odd question. If this is for the wrong newsgroup please > direct me where. I hope I am posting to the correct one. > > Basically we use a custom in house web scripting language that plugs into IIS. > > We are having a very odd 404 issue. Here is what happens: > > On a form that submits to itself random 404's may occur when you hit submit. > Submitting should submit to the same script, but its resulting in a Page > cannot be found error. > > If you sit and wait 5 minutes, click submit it will go through fine. But > several minutes later it may give you a 404 again. Now I do not think its a > scripting error in our language because if you run the page in Firefox, we do > not get any 404's at all. > > Is there a known issue for this and what is the work around? Are we doing > something in our output or code that may be causing IE to 404? > > Is there any ways I can hook a debugger or any sort of logging tool to see > WHY IE is causing 404's? > > Any help would be greatly appreciated! > > Thanks and take care.
Could someone please tell me where the proper forum is to post this question then if this is the wrong place? "Synced" wrote: > Hey gang. > > I have a really odd question. If this is for the wrong newsgroup please > direct me where. I hope I am posting to the correct one. > > Basically we use a custom in house web scripting language that plugs into IIS. > > We are having a very odd 404 issue. Here is what happens: > > On a form that submits to itself random 404's may occur when you hit submit. > Submitting should submit to the same script, but its resulting in a Page > cannot be found error. > > If you sit and wait 5 minutes, click submit it will go through fine. But > several minutes later it may give you a 404 again. Now I do not think its a > scripting error in our language because if you run the page in Firefox, we do > not get any 404's at all. > > Is there a known issue for this and what is the work around? Are we doing > something in our output or code that may be causing IE to 404? > > Is there any ways I can hook a debugger or any sort of logging tool to see > WHY IE is causing 404's? > > Any help would be greatly appreciated! > > Thanks and take care.
It might be an IIS issue, try an IIS forum Cheers Elie "Synced" wrote in message news:E78C1F0D-BD01-4F1C-958B-04F71643B991@microsoft.com... > Could someone please tell me where the correct forum is to post this > question > then if this is the wrong place? > > "Synced" wrote: > >> Hey gang. >> >> I have a really odd question. If this is for the wrong newsgroup please >> direct me where. I hope I am posting to the correct one. >> >> Basically we use a custom in house web scripting language that plugs into >> IIS. >> >> We are having a very odd 404 issue. Here is what happens: >> >> On a form that submits to itself random 404's may occur when you hit >> submit. >> Submitting should submit to the same script, but its resulting in a Page >> cannot be found error. >> >> If you sit and wait 5 minutes, click submit it will go through fine. But >> several minutes later it may give you a 404 again. Now I do not think its >> a >> scripting error in our language because if you run the page in Firefox, >> we do >> not get any 404's at all. >> >> Is there a known issue for this and what is the work around? Are we doing >> something in our output or code that may be causing IE to 404? >> >> Is there any ways I can hook a debugger or any sort of logging tool to >> see >> WHY IE is causing 404's? >> >> Any help would be greatly appreciated! >> >> Thanks and take care.
