- From: <NICK_DOWNES@HP-France-om1.om.hp.com>
- Date: Fri, 14 Nov 97 08:08:10 +0100
- TO: rklei@acm.org
- CC: www-international@w3.org
I know nothing about this specific problem, but we have had problems with multiple redraws in Netscape (fewer with IE). Frames, and in particular nested frames, have caused us many multiple-redraw problems, and we have had to redseign sites to make them work. The problem is most evident if there is a slow network connection. We didn't spot the problem during development because our local network is sufficiently fast that there was just the slightest flicker: when we tested it with customers with modem connections, it became glaringly evident. Moral: always test your site with a low-speed network connection. You could try looking in the http logs to see what is actually being requested and sent. Nick Downes Hewlett-Packard France ______________________________ Reply Separator _________________________________ Subject: Unnecessary redraws with Content-Language Author: Non-HP-rklei (rklei@acm.org) at HP-France,mimegw8 Date: 11/13/97 7:37 PM Dear colleagues, we have been testing some of the META elements for internationalisation purposes. We suspect that the Content-Language tag causes unnecessary redraws of the page by various browsers (Netscape and IE): the page is first downloaded and rendered according to the default language and then it is redrawn to render it correctly for the language indicated by the Content-Language tag. Could somebody (browser hackers!) confirm this suspicion? Regards, Reinier van Kleij +--------------------------------------+ | Dr. Ir. Reinier van Kleij | | Technical Director | | Exol SpA, Advanced Internet Projects | | Viale Regina Elena 20 | | 09125 Cagliari | | Italy | | Tel: +39 70 6013 322 (office) | | +39 336 813 652 (mobile) | | Fax: +39 70 6013 237 | | Email: rklei@acm.org | | WWW: http://reinier.vol.it/ | +--------------------------------------+
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