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Guys, sorry to be a bother again, but IE4 + TWiki, the're not playing nice. Recently downgraded myself here at work, because its the "corporate standard" and if the users are going to use TWiki, I have to devel on the same platform. Problem is, IE4 is not accepting the L/P I use for editing pages... I know its the right combo, as I can edit stuff via mozilla.

Any Ideas?

  • TWiki version: Dec2000
  • Web server: Apache
  • Server OS: Linux

-- PeteGoldsmith - 10 Jul 2001


L/P stands for Login & Password. Basically whats happening is IE4 won't let me log in. Yet I can log in via mozilla and IE5. Does anyone know if IE4 does not like the way authentication is done on apache?

-- PeteGoldsmith - 11 Jul 2001


Ahh I don't know anymore... I ended up re-kicking the server and it started working again. sneh. sorry to have bothered you.

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You need to be more specific - what exactly is going wrong here, with any error messages or unexpected behaviour? I'm not clear what 'L/P' stands for, so please spell this out.

Also, see BrowserIssues, which may help.

-- RichardDonkin - 10 Jul 2001

That is still not very specific - what is the actual error message that you get? This may have some information on the problem, though I've not seen this myself, so maybe someone else can chip in.

-- RichardDonkin - 11 Jul 2001

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