Admin Functions Using Mac Browser
Issues handling admin functions using Mac browsers
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dkeithg
Beginner Usergroup: Member Joined: Jan 19, 2010 Total Topics: 1 Total Posts: 1 |
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I use an Intel Mac for handling administrative functions our WSN Directory database. I have run into some browser issues. At the moment I am relying upon Firefox 3.0.14, but even that isn't working all the time. Safari 4.0.4 seems useless for handling admin functions for WSN Directory. The problem seems to be one of data entered into various fields failing to respond to changes I make. For example, in the secondary category field, I attempt to remove a string of numbers, trying to correct a mistake for a particular listing, and repeated attempts to remove the numbers fail. You delete the relevant data, you hit submit, you get a message that the data has been updated, you then go back and the data you thought you removed is still there. My colleague, operating on Windows and also Firefox, is not having this issue. IS WSN tested on Macs? Does anyone out there who uses a Mac have suggestions on which browser is best to use? Can the programmer suggest underlying code changes that might make this problem go away? We can certainly hack our code if necessary if you can suggest something. |
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Paul
developer  Usergroup: Administrator Joined: Dec 20, 2001 Location: Diamond Springs, California Total Topics: 65 Total Posts: 7614 |
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You've probably selected over-aggressive cache settings in your web browsers. I've seen old versions of a page show up in Opera due to Opera serving up a cached version of a page. Try with caching off and adjust it back on to the proper level where it works. There's no way that the operating system of your computer can ever affect that sort of thing. The web browser is serving the page, not the operating system. (As it happens, though, all my testing is done on Linux. Mostly firefox with some chrome and konqueror and opera checks, and IE 6 via WINE.) Edited by Paul on 05/11/10 - 2:27 AM |
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