Hi Lean, I use both Safari and Firefox, and it does the same thing on both! My ISP is Mweb, and we have an ADSL line.inflames wrote: Aubs, which browser and ISP are you using?
Tailon, I am using Apple Macs and it does not do the "refresh" thing. Only thing I can do is close the browser, then re-open it, but that does not seem to help either...Tailon. wrote: I get it every now and again , i just hit refresh and it goes away .......
Have you tried hitting F5, does that not refresh the page? Would be odd.Tailon, I am using Apple Macs and it does not do the "refresh" thing.
If Aubs is getting that message then the GFSA server probably didn't do very much anyway. I'd be surprised if it updated a user specific log, but it may have left some kind of message in it's own log file. But that may be gone by now, depending on how often you purge the logs.Alan Ratcliffe wrote: I've never seen a bad request from GFSA. Just looked in your log to see any errors and there are none, so I suspect it's client/ISP side.
Same here Bob. But will monitor it for a few more days and see what' cooking.....X-rated Bob wrote: I use Mozilla Firefox, currently 3.5.5
No probs here. As for Apple issue, no refresh???? You should be using FF for OS X anyway ?aubs1 wrote:Hi Lean, I use both Safari and Firefox, and it does the same thing on both! My ISP is Mweb, and we have an ADSL line.inflames wrote: Aubs, which browser and ISP are you using?
Tailon, I am using Apple Macs and it does not do the "refresh" thing. Only thing I can do is close the browser, then re-open it, but that does not seem to help either...Tailon. wrote: I get it every now and again , i just hit refresh and it goes away .......
@Alan, probably....... does not do it on any other sites. But I will call MWeb and see if they have a solution.
Thanx all for the feedback....
We each have a log?Alan Ratcliffe wrote: Just looked in your log
