I have heard a rumour that if the webserver doesn't send the right Content-type header (eg. Content-type: text/html) IE will just assume it's text/html and will display the page as normal. Whereas firefox will decide it doesn't know what the data is (could be binary or anything) and consider it to be a file to download. But that is only a vague idea I have - no idea if it's even close to correct.
Tim Chris Burkhardt wrote:
Mike Pobega wrote:On Thu, Sep 4, 2008 at 12:41 AM, Chris Burkhardt <chris@mretc.net <mailto:chris@mretc.net>> wrote: Mike Pobega wrote: > So it's a problem on my college's end and not mine? That's what it sounds like. Can use someone else's computer and see if you can connect from Windows? - Chris Not only does Windows work, but so does my friend's iPod touch, and my other friend's Macbook.Hmm. Then it sure seems to be something on your end. I can't think of any suggestions just now, but I'm copying this back to the list in case anybody else can. - Chris