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[MikevHoenselaar]

I have a question regarding the site http://www.kroese-exclusief.com. Some users who visit the page http://www.kroese-exclusief.com/products.p...1049&grp=16 and hover an image or click on the bottom images, get kicked out. (If you cant read anything, you can click on the language buttons at the top left corner on http://www.kroese-exclusief.com).

They were using Windows XP (IE7) and Vista (IE7).
They get the following errormessage. 'The website http://www.kroese-exclusief.com/products.p...1049&grp=16 couldn't be opened. The operation is aborted.'

Rogier Kroese (The client also has the errors) has watched the status bar at the bottom of Internet Explorer and there was the following notification when the popup showed,

'waiting for res://ieframe.dll/dns.error.htm'

F5 wouldn't help either.

I hope an answer can be found. I personally think it has something to do with AJAX and IE. We use PHP.

We us the following script for making the AJAX component work. We use PHP.

HTML
<div id="products></div>

on the bottom of the HTML page:

		<script type="text/javascript">
			window.onload = function()
				   {
				   productdetail_update("<?=$first_uid;?>","<?= $grp_id;?>","<?=$shoppingcart;?>","<?=$inserted;?>");
				};
		</script>

The JS is a bit long, so I only place the link:
http://www.kroese-ex...roductdetail.js

As you can see, I check for IE first and then for FF. Users get an ActiveCX warning. Didn't know of any other way, cause FF-> IE gave the users errrors.


On the links below there is something I had found, but nothing concrete.

http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/aspnet...ramedlldns.aspx

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/en...80c36a2/#page:9

I hope someone can help me. Really annoying, cause on my own computer I cant recreate the error the users see. Thanks in advance.

Edited by MikevHoenselaar, 19 January 2009 - 06:31 AM.