Hello,<br />
I work as a webpage developer. The problem that I have is that if someone goes to this page <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.eas.asu.edu/~cpd/short_courses/digital.htm">http://www.eas.asu.edu/~cpd/short_courses/digital.htm</a><!-- m --> they get a page not found error and the url changes automatically and it would look entirely different. The page exists there and all the links to this page are correct and I have checked it. This occurs only to few people and not to everyone(checked it on a lot of computers on and off campus). Any ideas?<br />
Thanks in advance,<br />
Krishna.<!--content-->well I went to it no problem. it was kind of slow on a T1 line.<!--content-->no problem here...<br />
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DIGITAL CELLULAR SYSTEMS FOR VOICE - GSM, CDMA, TDMA &<br />
DATA - CDPD, GPRS & FUTURE BROADBAND<br />
<br />
Sponsored by Arizona State University, College of Engineering<br />
and Applied Sciences, Center for Professional Development.<br />
<br />
COURSE #02207<br />
March 11 - 14, 2002<br />
8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M - Th<br />
Fee $1,195<br />
Location: 660 South Mill Avenue, Suite 310A<!--content-->http://www.northcott.net<br />
All I get on my home PC is a completely different page from anybody else. Even clicking on a fresh link emailed to it results in an error 404. I've cleared my history and deleted the temp files and rebooted several times, but the only way I can see what I'm supposed to see is to go there and look at the wrong page, and check the history after I go offline. THEN I see what I'm supposed to. Verrry strange.<br />
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I see your page OK, but I'll check it from my other problem machine later.<!--content-->Originally posted by Android <br />
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I see your page OK, but I'll check it from my other problem machine later. [/B]<br />
It's OK from my other machine. Too bad, I was hoping there was something common going on here.<!--content-->Originally posted by Android <br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.northcott.net">http://www.northcott.net</a><!-- m --><br />
All I get on my home PC is a completely different page from anybody else. Even clicking on a fresh link emailed to it results in an error 404. I've cleared my history and deleted the temp files and rebooted several times, but the only way I can see what I'm supposed to see is to go there and look at the wrong page, and check the history after I go offline. THEN I see what I'm supposed to. Verrry strange.<br />
That sounds suspiciously like the page is cached on your ISP's server. They do this to reduce bandwidth. Give it a day or two and you'll probably find it will be ok.<!--content-->But that site has never been seen on that PC. It's now been about a week. I've even emailed a link to a page deep in that site's hierarchy to it from work, and it keeps showing up 404.<br />
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For fun I tried it in Netscape.....same thing.<!--content-->
I work as a webpage developer. The problem that I have is that if someone goes to this page <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.eas.asu.edu/~cpd/short_courses/digital.htm">http://www.eas.asu.edu/~cpd/short_courses/digital.htm</a><!-- m --> they get a page not found error and the url changes automatically and it would look entirely different. The page exists there and all the links to this page are correct and I have checked it. This occurs only to few people and not to everyone(checked it on a lot of computers on and off campus). Any ideas?<br />
Thanks in advance,<br />
Krishna.<!--content-->well I went to it no problem. it was kind of slow on a T1 line.<!--content-->no problem here...<br />
<br />
<br />
DIGITAL CELLULAR SYSTEMS FOR VOICE - GSM, CDMA, TDMA &<br />
DATA - CDPD, GPRS & FUTURE BROADBAND<br />
<br />
Sponsored by Arizona State University, College of Engineering<br />
and Applied Sciences, Center for Professional Development.<br />
<br />
COURSE #02207<br />
March 11 - 14, 2002<br />
8:30 am - 5:00 pm, M - Th<br />
Fee $1,195<br />
Location: 660 South Mill Avenue, Suite 310A<!--content-->http://www.northcott.net<br />
All I get on my home PC is a completely different page from anybody else. Even clicking on a fresh link emailed to it results in an error 404. I've cleared my history and deleted the temp files and rebooted several times, but the only way I can see what I'm supposed to see is to go there and look at the wrong page, and check the history after I go offline. THEN I see what I'm supposed to. Verrry strange.<br />
<br />
I see your page OK, but I'll check it from my other problem machine later.<!--content-->Originally posted by Android <br />
<br />
I see your page OK, but I'll check it from my other problem machine later. [/B]<br />
It's OK from my other machine. Too bad, I was hoping there was something common going on here.<!--content-->Originally posted by Android <br />
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.northcott.net">http://www.northcott.net</a><!-- m --><br />
All I get on my home PC is a completely different page from anybody else. Even clicking on a fresh link emailed to it results in an error 404. I've cleared my history and deleted the temp files and rebooted several times, but the only way I can see what I'm supposed to see is to go there and look at the wrong page, and check the history after I go offline. THEN I see what I'm supposed to. Verrry strange.<br />
That sounds suspiciously like the page is cached on your ISP's server. They do this to reduce bandwidth. Give it a day or two and you'll probably find it will be ok.<!--content-->But that site has never been seen on that PC. It's now been about a week. I've even emailed a link to a page deep in that site's hierarchy to it from work, and it keeps showing up 404.<br />
<br />
For fun I tried it in Netscape.....same thing.<!--content-->