IE hangs... "items remaining" problem
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From: Smurfman on 27 Mar 2007 20:52 I have the EXACT same issue right now, mine stops at 1 item remaining. I use Group Policies, and have found that it does not happen on ALL workstations. Were you able to find a solution, or fix this? Thanks J "carbonejim" wrote: > Hi, Thanks to all that read this post. > > My page is occasionally hanging in IE6 (SP2) and IE7. By hanging I > mean that while loading the page, the number of items remaining freezes > at usually "2 items remaining" and the progress bar never completes. > This wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't limiting the functionality of > my controls. The content that isn't loading must be the javascript or > HTC file that operates my custom drop down lists. > > This problem doesn't always happen. If I click on a different part of > my site, then return it is possible that the page will load completely. > If I reload the page with F5 or the browser Refresh button, the error > always (i believe always) occurs. > > I've tried some things to fix this. > 1: Clear the temp internet files. > 2: manually delete HTC files > 3: set browser security to low > 4: Repair my IE installation > 5: Set "Check for newer versions of stored pages" to Auto and never > 6: tried to manually set my Max HTTP Connections in the registry to > higher levels (to 10, 64 and 200) > > No solutions have worked. It seems like the more external pieces of > content that exist to load, the more likely the page will not complete. > > > Here are some KB articles for this issue: > > + Internet Explorer may appear to stop responding when requesting many > objects > (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q818506) > > + Cached HTC files generate additional GET requests in Internet > Explorer 6 > (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q840312) > Maybe this is related??? My HTC files don't load! > > The problem is that most fixes in the Knowledge base seem to be to load > IE6 SP1. I am running IE6 SP2 or IE7. > > Has anyone seen this behavior? The issue is bad because the files that > are not loading run necessary controls. > >
From: Robert Aldwinckle on 30 Mar 2007 19:59 (cross-post added to XP Networking) "Smurfman" <smurfman(a)news.postalias> wrote in message news:989165D4-CB37-40C8-B631-5A1AA999148A(a)microsoft.com... >I have the EXACT same issue right now, mine stops at 1 item remaining. Have you tried tracing the symptom? E.g. is the request being issued? What does the connection path look like? E.g. are there any proxy servers third-party firewall, etc. involved? FWIW I sometimes see this symptom when I am using Fiddler and browsing a site which is using doubleclick.net for serving ads. It looks as if the doubleclick servers refuse to send through a proxy. E.g. as soon as I stop using Fiddler I can see the whole page. I suspect that a problem for IE in that case might be that it can't stop the request because Fiddler is doing it. I think it would be useful if Fiddler had a means of abandoning its requests, at least manually. HTH Robert Aldwinckle --- > > I use Group Policies, and have found that it does not happen on ALL > workstations. > > Were you able to find a solution, or fix this? > > Thanks > J > > "carbonejim" wrote: > >> Hi, Thanks to all that read this post. >> >> My page is occasionally hanging in IE6 (SP2) and IE7. By hanging I >> mean that while loading the page, the number of items remaining freezes >> at usually "2 items remaining" and the progress bar never completes. >> This wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't limiting the functionality of >> my controls. The content that isn't loading must be the javascript or >> HTC file that operates my custom drop down lists. >> >> This problem doesn't always happen. If I click on a different part of >> my site, then return it is possible that the page will load completely. >> If I reload the page with F5 or the browser Refresh button, the error >> always (i believe always) occurs. >> >> I've tried some things to fix this. >> 1: Clear the temp internet files. >> 2: manually delete HTC files >> 3: set browser security to low >> 4: Repair my IE installation >> 5: Set "Check for newer versions of stored pages" to Auto and never >> 6: tried to manually set my Max HTTP Connections in the registry to >> higher levels (to 10, 64 and 200) >> >> No solutions have worked. It seems like the more external pieces of >> content that exist to load, the more likely the page will not complete. >> >> >> Here are some KB articles for this issue: >> >> + Internet Explorer may appear to stop responding when requesting many >> objects >> (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q818506) >> >> + Cached HTC files generate additional GET requests in Internet >> Explorer 6 >> (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q840312) >> Maybe this is related??? My HTC files don't load! >> >> The problem is that most fixes in the Knowledge base seem to be to load >> IE6 SP1. I am running IE6 SP2 or IE7. >> >> Has anyone seen this behavior? The issue is bad because the files that >> are not loading run necessary controls. >> >>
From: carbonejim on 16 Apr 2007 13:00 On Mar 30, 6:59 pm, "Robert Aldwinckle" <rob...(a)techemail.com> wrote: > (cross-post added to XP Networking)"Smurfman" <smurf...(a)news.postalias> wrote in message > > news:989165D4-CB37-40C8-B631-5A1AA999148A(a)microsoft.com... > > >I have the EXACT same issue right now, mine stops at 1 item remaining. > > Have you tried tracing the symptom? E.g. is the request being issued? > What does the connection path look like? E.g. are there any proxy servers > third-party firewall, etc. involved? > > FWIW I sometimes see this symptom when I am using Fiddler > and browsing a site which is using doubleclick.net for serving ads. > It looks as if the doubleclick servers refuse to send through a proxy. > E.g. as soon as I stop using Fiddler I can see the whole page. > I suspect that a problem for IE in that case might be that it can't stop > the request because Fiddler is doing it. I think it would be useful > if Fiddler had a means of abandoning its requests, at least manually. > > HTH > > Robert Aldwinckle > --- > > > > > > > I use Group Policies, and have found that it does not happen on ALL > > workstations. > > > Were you able to find a solution, or fix this? > > > Thanks > > J > > > "carbonejim" wrote: > > >> Hi, Thanks to all that read this post. > > >> My page is occasionally hanging in IE6 (SP2) and IE7. By hanging I > >> mean that while loading the page, the number of items remaining freezes > >> at usually "2 items remaining" and the progress bar never completes. > >> This wouldn't be a problem if it wasn't limiting the functionality of > >> my controls. The content that isn't loading must be the javascript or > >> HTC file that operates my custom drop down lists. > > >> This problem doesn't always happen. If I click on a different part of > >> my site, then return it is possible that the page will load completely. > >> If I reload the page with F5 or the browser Refresh button, the error > >> always (i believe always) occurs. > > >> I've tried some things to fix this. > >> 1: Clear the temp internet files. > >> 2: manually delete HTC files > >> 3: set browser security to low > >> 4: Repair my IE installation > >> 5: Set "Check for newer versions of stored pages" to Auto and never > >> 6: tried to manually set my Max HTTP Connections in the registry to > >> higher levels (to 10, 64 and 200) > > >> No solutions have worked. It seems like the more external pieces of > >> content that exist to load, the more likely the page will not complete. > > >> Here are some KB articles for this issue: > > >> + Internet Explorer may appear to stop responding when requesting many > >> objects > >> (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q818506) > > >> + Cached HTC files generate additional GET requests in Internet > >> Explorer 6 > >> (http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;Q840312) > >> Maybe this is related??? My HTC files don't load! > > >> The problem is that most fixes in the Knowledge base seem to be to load > >> IE6 SP1. I am running IE6 SP2 or IE7. > > >> Has anyone seen this behavior? The issue is bad because the files that > >> are not loading run necessary controls.- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - I have not found a reason yet, but will keep this updated if I can. We put it on the backburner for a while. Does the loading page use HTC files? We have some controls on the page that call a web service async. We think that these requests might be hanging it up as well. -Jim
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