Carth
08-26-2009, 10:23 AM
Bit of a strange question...
I have a large HTML page. It works fine in Firefox, but in IE6, it appears that the entire page has loaded (all the content is there in the browser) but it says in the status bar "1 item remaining" and has a progress bar, and it stays like it forever.
It's a problem because it is preventing my script from working. I can't test my script at all with this page because my script waits for the jQuery ready function (after DOM content loaded), which is never being called. It is just waiting for 1 item, but IE doesn't say what.
How can I tell what it is waiting for to fix it? It is a page on my local computer so it is not waiting for network, all the content and images load instantly. It is 6000 lines of HTML so I can't really go through looking unless I have something to search for (obviously I didn't write the page, I wrote some JavaScript that gets included at the top of a page to add functionality, but on this page it is doing nothing).
Are there any problematic elements that could be causing it, which I can search for? Or some way of telling what IE is waiting for? :confused:
I have a large HTML page. It works fine in Firefox, but in IE6, it appears that the entire page has loaded (all the content is there in the browser) but it says in the status bar "1 item remaining" and has a progress bar, and it stays like it forever.
It's a problem because it is preventing my script from working. I can't test my script at all with this page because my script waits for the jQuery ready function (after DOM content loaded), which is never being called. It is just waiting for 1 item, but IE doesn't say what.
How can I tell what it is waiting for to fix it? It is a page on my local computer so it is not waiting for network, all the content and images load instantly. It is 6000 lines of HTML so I can't really go through looking unless I have something to search for (obviously I didn't write the page, I wrote some JavaScript that gets included at the top of a page to add functionality, but on this page it is doing nothing).
Are there any problematic elements that could be causing it, which I can search for? Or some way of telling what IE is waiting for? :confused: