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mehran2 · 22-05-2008, 18:46

Hello!! I have made this map where you click on the area you want to find a installer, a new page is loaded in to a iframe(please forgive me for my sins). The bug is when you click on a area and a page is loaded up then click to another part of the site then press back in your brower it sort of gets stuck in a loop. it only happens in firefox.

any ideas? the link is homegas.co.uk/argi7/map.html

also as you may of seen this is my first post, i been lurking for a few weeks now. thanks for any help

mehran2 · 23-05-2008, 15:15

no ideas?

KarateRobot · 23-05-2008, 16:14

I looked into this a bit last night and I couldn't figure out how you'd solve it short of changing the design. I know that firefox likes to cache things differently than other browsers, but I don't have any insight on how to get around it.

What I would do is get rid of the iframes, and load the content into a plain-old DIV using javascript.

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mehran2 Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 12	Firefox back button bug Hello!! I have made this map where you click on the area you want to find a installer, a new page is loaded in to a iframe(please forgive me for my sins). The bug is when you click on a area and a page is loaded up then click to another part of the site then press back in your brower it sort of gets stuck in a loop. it only happens in firefox. any ideas? the link is homegas.co.uk/argi7/map.html also as you may of seen this is my first post, i been lurking for a few weeks now. thanks for any help

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KarateRobot Registered User Join Date: May 2008 Location: Seattle Posts: 64	I looked into this a bit last night and I couldn't figure out how you'd solve it short of changing the design. I know that firefox likes to cache things differently than other browsers, but I don't have any insight on how to get around it. What I would do is get rid of the iframes, and load the content into a plain-old DIV using javascript.

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