On May 22, 2008, at 4:12 PM, Jinx wrote:

>> interesting issues. When loading gzipped JavaScript, IE will
>> sometimes incorrectly decompress the resource, or halt
>> compression halfway through, presenting half a file to the client.
>> If  you rely on your JavaScript working, you need to avoid
>> sending gzipped content to Internet Explorer
>
> Do you think it might be worth checking out the condition of
> the installed Java and/or updating it, or is this an IE problem ?
>
> I'll tell you what I've just noticed - the Java icon isn't on the
> toolbar anymore. Wonder when that disappeared......
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Ah, that might mess up Java applications, but this is JavaScript a  =

completely different beast ;) JavaScript runs with the browsers own  =

interpreter. I haven't checked, but the Herald probably uses  =

JavaScript to decide what CSS to load. When it crashes, the CSS won't  =

load properly..

I suppose the only thing you can do at you end is to see if the hotfix  =

from MS fixes the problem. Otherwise it's up to the Herald to change  =

its server-config.

regards,
=D8yvind
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