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aweber querystring problem
  • Vote Up0Vote Down gt4877cgt4877c
    I'm a noob and this problem is way over my head. (I doubt it's a striking problem too, but I thought I'd check it here anyway) My problem is difficult to reproduce, and seems to be on some computers and only some browsers.

    I'm using Aweber and my opt-in confirmation pages don't display correctly. (I've already contacted aweber, and they were not much help since they couldn't reproduce the error)

    For example, this URL works fine:
    http://www.3efundraising.com/ryan-and-amy/

    But on this URL, the page does not load correctly.
    http://www.3efundraising.com/ryan-and-amy/?awt_m=1ReoWWl5I.X&amp;awt_email=matthawebertest@hotmail.com

    The really strange part is when I am in the same browser session, and try loading other pages with the good URL (No querystring) they still do not load correctly until I shift-refresh. Although, sometimes after shift-refresh, it still does not load correctly.

    I'm not 100% certain, but in firefox, it seems as though the screen.css and skin.css are not loading when using the bad URL. In IE, the skin.css does not load, but screen.css does load. Is there something in this querystring that could cause the css files not to load?

    Thanks for your help!



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  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    Hi,
    I just tested this in firefox and ie8 and it works ok. both pages display ok and even filling in the contact form on the first page does result in a working link and good looking page after the result.

    So where should i look?

    Best regards,
    BackuPs
  • Vote Up0Vote Down gt4877cgt4877c
    Yeah....The problem only seems to happen sporadically... the aweber guy couldn't reproduce the results either, But it happens all the time for me, and on my wife's computer too.

    The only thing I can think of asking is whether a querystring can cause the css not to load?
  • Vote Up0Vote Down BackuPsBackuPs
    I dont have any answer for you on that. I would say no.

    Best regards,
    BackuPs
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