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Web Form does not work on some computers
On some computers on the same network a web submit will not return a result. Some XP, Windows 7 machines will submit a query and the result will return no problem so I believe the website is not the problem. The computers that are having the problem I have tried multiple browsers Firefox, IE, Safari and the page still does not return results. The site is http://pcsoweb.com/pages/who_jail.html . I enter the desired search terms and hit submit and nothing, no error no return. I have updated Java and this still does not work. Any ideas?
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Also be sure javascript is enabled. I would check any firewall settings, proxy client software (if needed) and virus scanners are all set up the same on all the computers.
.NET???? Just a thought. Do all the computers have .NET Framework?
ASKER
The firewalls all have the same policy. JavaScript is enabled by default on all browsers. Does anyone know of a way to reset .Net?
No idea about resetting .NET, at least not short of uninstalling what you can of it, and reinstalling it. Or install the latest version (framework .net 4).
ASKER
Reinstalled .NET 4 and it still does not work.
I had a similar problem, and it turned out that I had to install the older versions of .NET to fix the issue.
I think it was 2.0 that was missing on a few machines. I'm no wiz when it comes to .NET, but it solved the problem. I guess make sure everyone has all the same versions. Maybe someone else can tell us why it works this way.
I think it was 2.0 that was missing on a few machines. I'm no wiz when it comes to .NET, but it solved the problem. I guess make sure everyone has all the same versions. Maybe someone else can tell us why it works this way.
ASKER
Still stuck on this problem. I have tried all of the suggestions but no luck.
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I am accepting my own comment as the solution because it is a working solution. I am rather disapointed in EE and the moderator LeeTutor for wanting to classify this as a abandoned post when it was not and had active comments.