Norman Swartz wrote:
Rollovers on a web page I created were instantaneous on my computer when
the page was loaded directly from my hard drive, but were painfully slow
when loaded from the web. However, on another computer the rollovers were
speedy when connected to the web. Eventually I found that one of the
settings in IE accounted for the difference. In the menu Tools/Internet
Options/General/Settings change from "Every visit to the page" to
"Automatically".
That's not a solution at all, since
a) there are people who don't use IE (like me) and so don't care
about those settings;
b) there are people who don't change their configuration for your
script-kiddie games;
c) there are people who (have to) use a UA that does not support
changing the document dynamically, i.e. one that does not
provide the required DOM;
d) there are people who (have to) use a UA with support for
client-side scripting disabled or restricted;
e) there are people who (have to) use a UA that does not have
support for client-side scripting at all.
Have I forgotten something?
PointedEars