Hello,

maybe its only me, but it is a big problem to access the Elevate Web Pages with Safari from
Mac, Ipad or even Windows. It needs ages to complete for every page
The same problem i have with mails from Elevate with Mac Mail.....

with firefox from the same mac there is no problem....

i have an imac and a MacBook both with the same problem

anybody else?

Thanks Fritz

Fritz,

<< maybe its only me, but it is a big problem to access the Elevate Web
Pages with Safari from Mac, Ipad or even Windows. It needs ages to complete
for every page The same problem i have with mails from Elevate with Mac
Mail.....
with firefox from the same mac there is no problem.... >>

It's a problem with Safari, specifically.  It's always been there, and I
have never been able to track down what the exact cause is.  It's not like
we're doing anything special with the HTML, plus the only Javascript is the
small Google Analytics reference.  Plus, every other browser in existence
works just fine.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Friedrich,

I finally found Safari's development tools ( and it appears that Safari
is having trouble coping with the stylesheet rules that we have.  I'll see
if I can simplify them so that it doesn't confuse the browser as much.  The
initial page loads in about 203ms, and the CSS loads in about 30 seconds.
:-O

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hello Tim,

thanks for the info.......

by the way:
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
I hope you will have now a good and "lazy"  time

and big thanks for your great work.

a realy happy Elevate Customer


Friedrich


Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

> Friedrich,
>
> I finally found Safari's development tools ( and it appears that
> Safari is having trouble coping with the stylesheet rules that we
> have.  I'll see if I can simplify them so that it doesn't confuse the
> browser as much.  The initial page loads in about 203ms, and the CSS
> loads in about 30 seconds. :-O

Friedrich,

<< Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
I hope you will have now a good and "lazy"  time >>

I sure did, thanks.

Have a great new year !

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Friedrich,

Yes !!  I finally found the problem and fixed it.  There was an issue with
Safari and our web server, whereby if the web server sent back response
headers in response to an "if-modified" request from Safari, Safari would
then think that content was coming even though the status that the web
server sent back was "not modified".  The web server just sent the
additional response headers to indicate information about the resource, and
this was fine with every browser except for Safari, which ignored the
status.  Don't ask me why they're doing that.

At any rate, the site now works faster in Safari than in IE, and the problem
is resolved.

Thanks for your patience on this one,

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Hello Tim

> Yes !!  I finally found the problem and fixed it.  

Thanks a lot !!!!!

works nice now


Friedrich