Last modified: 2010-05-15 15:42:48 UTC
This will inevitably be something basic to resolve, but for the life of me I can't figure out what it is. I've also looked for similar reports (to avoid duplication) and haven't found any. In Firefox v2 the dev wiki I'm setting up displays/renders properly every time. However in both IE v7 and v6.0.29 there are intermittent display problems occurring. Initially a generic error appears indicating "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage" however if you refresh the page enough times it will load properly. This happens most frequently on log-in. I've also just installed this yesterday, so aside from the installation settings I haven't customised much. Problems *had* been occurring in which the page would not load completely. However as per another bug report here, I've included "$wgNoOutputBuffer = true;" in LocalSettings and this issue doesn't seem to be occurring anymore. The server specs we're using are: Windows 2000 IIS (I believe version 5) PHP 5.2 MySQL 5.0
Probably unrelated to the issue, but this doesn't belong: PHP Warning: Module 'mysql' already loaded in Unknown on line 0 PHP Warning: Module 'mysqli' already loaded in Unknown on line 0
You might want to try installing 1.9.0 before continuing debugging attempts; a number of compatibility issues were resolved in 1.9.
Thanks, I'll give them a shot. Will let you know what happens. Cheers :)
Update: I've upgraded to MediaWiki version 1.9.0 and am still experiencing the same problems. In fact the issue with truncated pages has returned - including "$wgNoOutputBuffer = true;" no longer seems to resolve the problem (may have been a coincidence previously), and page refresh no longer works either. As before, Firefox version 2 is not experiencing any problems. I'll attach a screenshot depicting the extent to which the page loads in case it helps. Would you like the code too? Cheers, Mike
Created attachment 3045 [details] Screenshot depicting truncated page in Internet Explorer
I located the source of the problems. The solution is outlined here: <strong>Bug 3000: REQUEST_URI is not set under IIS</strong> http://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3000#c11 Thanks for your help everyone.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 3000 ***
