Firefox doesn't like my CI-based URL |
[eluser]Jay Jennings[/eluser]
Firefox (both on Windows and Mac) is having a problem with this URL: http://sonictoolkit.com/ssp/go.php/go/index/10002/ IE and Safari have no problem with it, the page requested shows up like normal, but with Firefox it just shows a blank page. Can anyone point me in the direction of a solution? Thanks. Jay Jennings
[eluser]jkevinburton[/eluser]
im on Mac Firefox - i went to your URL but it sent me somewhere else... it took me to : http://action.jayjennings.com/action.htm ope that helps
[eluser]Jay Jennings[/eluser]
Yes, that's where it's supposed to take you (it's a split-tester), but on my Mac Firefox and Windows Firefox, it goes to that URL I posted -- and just sits. I know it's not just me because I've received dozens of emails this morning from people who are having the same problem. = Jay Jennings
[eluser]Derek Allard[/eluser]
You made me fire up IE just to test this try putting an exit; statement after your redirect. If that doesn't work, post your controller so we can poke at it.
[eluser]Michael Wales[/eluser]
http://action.jayjennings.com/action.html Forwarded me to a lame get quick rich scheme it appears (Note: I didn't read it because in real-life I wouldn't read it, it looks like a get rich quick website).
[eluser]Jay Jennings[/eluser]
[quote author="Derek Allard" date="1187662665"]try putting an exit; statement after your redirect. If that doesn't work, post your controller so we can poke at it.[/quote] Putting an exit(); after the header didn't do anything. Following is the index() part of the controller: Code: function index()
[eluser]Jay Jennings[/eluser]
Okay, the forum told me I wasn't over the limit, but here's the last of the function that got cut off in the previous post: Code: // add record to hits table
[eluser]Jay Jennings[/eluser]
[quote author="walesmd" date="1187665408"]http://action.jayjennings.com/action.html Forwarded me to a lame get quick rich scheme it appears (Note: I didn't read it because in real-life I wouldn't read it, it looks like a get rich quick website).[/quote] Thanks for checking it out. Looks can be deceiving. = Jay Jennings
[eluser]Derek Allard[/eluser]
I have 2 thoughts. 1) PHP errors are suppressed and that's why you're getting the blank screen. The error is causing output and thus not able to redirect. That seems unlikely given it only affecting 1 browser. 2) read this note on the URL helper's redirect function Quote:The second parameter allows you to choose between the "location" method or the "refresh" method. Location is faster, but on Windows servers it can sometimes be a problem. Example: Any chance you're on a windows box? I know you aren't using the URL helper here, but it could be the same issue. |
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