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    hello,

    i'm developing an ASP application and it very fast when viewed with IE but when i try to view it using Netscape it just takes forever, sometimes it even times out on me.

    Please help,
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    Strange, because ASP is server side, your browser shouldn't affect it. My ASP runs just as fast on IE and Netscape. Is it returning IE Specific tags or something?

    weird!
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    Thumbs up hmmm

    that's what i thought, it makes no sense to me at all,

    i user JavaScript on client side, and VBScript on server side so that should practicaly work, right ?

    but still there is something missing...
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    It should!

    I see no reason why it shouln't, try messing with the response.buffer and response.flush and stuff like that. Otherwise, if i get "slow asp" i know theres a bug in my code. I've had the wierdest things happen. Look for small things, etc. I've never had it be browser specific thought
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    i found something

    netscape responds right away when i click on any of the menus in netscape..... ?!?!?!

    what the hell is that?!
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    I've experienced the same phenomonon before. I created a set of ASP pages using MS Access' save as webpage feature and they where markebly faster in IE then Netscape. I never did figure out why.
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    hmmm

    so what is the solution?!
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    i have know idea! does pressing F5 fix it like the menu thing? Maybe you could change a setting like response.buffer and use response.flush too.
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    I was going to suggest using response.flush after time consuming parts of your code too.
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    ................

    did that too
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