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Problems with browser versions against IIS versions

Hi,

I have a form on a asp (html) page that looks like this:

[HTML]<FORM id="screenProp" name="screenProp" method="POST" action="formvalues.asp">
<input type=text name="PixelSizeWH" value="1212">
<input type=text name="v_XDPI" value="96">
</FORM>[/HTML]

When I access the page that contains this form it works fine if the conditions are right...

It works fine when:

The server side is IIS6 (windows 2003 server) and client have windows XP with IE6.0.2900 (or IE7).

The server side is IIS5.1 on windows XP professional (regardless if the client uses IE6.0.2800 on windows 200 or IE6.0.2900 on windows XP

It doesnt work when:

The server side is IIS6 (windows 2003 server) and client have windows 2000 with IE6.0.2800.

There seems to be a problem with the settings in he IIS but I cant figure out what.

I need some help here...

/Jens
Oct 26 '07 #1
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jhardman
3,406 Expert 2GB
Jens,

That is really baffling, unless there is some sort of route-by-browser going on. Have you checked to see if the code looks the same in both cases?

Jared
Oct 27 '07 #2

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