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hey you're right it is only Firefox. Who would've guessed IE is better at something :-)<br />
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a bit of good news - yah! you won't believe what a day i've had fighting with PHP - arrggghh<br />
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thanks again.
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hey you're right it is only Firefox. Who would've guessed IE is better at something :-)

a bit of good news - yah! you won't believe what a day i've had fighting with PHP - arrggghh

thanks again.

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Well, I don't know if that really tells you IE is better than FF, but yeah I guess it is in this case... &nbsp;;)<br />
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CyanBlue
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Well, I don't know if that really tells you IE is better than FF, but yeah I guess it is in this case...  ;)

CyanBlue

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when i do request from PHP to do some database selects/inserts - although the data is processed and I get my event complete messages, it still shows transferring data in the browser - am I doing something wrong?<br />
do i need to explicitly close any connections?
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when i do request from PHP to do some database selects/inserts - although the data is processed and I get my event complete messages, it still shows transferring data in the browser - am I doing something wrong?
do i need to explicitly close any connections?

URLVariables and URLRequests - transferring data msg in browser

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