I thought that I would throw it out just to find out if anyone had experienced this question, and I know the probable cause / correct its head.
I have a PHP page that loads a data table (built in PHP) using an EDIT link that is output to each record. The link will lead you to the edit page with the user ID and record ID added as URL parameters on the edit page. After the changes are completed and the user submits the changes, they are returned to the page on which the table of records data is shown. Everything works successfully, except that when they return to the link page, the DIVs are now turned to the left and not nicely centered as soon as they were the first time the page was loaded. In addition, it is obvious that some other styles are lost in the return trip. This ONLY happens in IE (using IE9) and not in FF or Chrome.
I used the Fiddler and W3C validator to try to narrow down the problem, but my question tells me about it as a problem with IE caching, or that the problem with PHP sending the material to the page before the styles apply.
Any thoughts ??
Thank!
SOLVE:
Thanks to GolezTrol for the initial tip that led me in the right direction!
I carefully reviewed the HTML code and found the answer at the top of the document.
, PageA.php, HTML , . EDIT , PageB.php, , PageA.php, . PageA.pp , , DIV , .
- javascript, PageB, , . PHP script DOCTYPE HTML, . , / , , PHP, . !
Firefox Chrome , IE9 .: -)
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