Javascript link on page results in Proxy Error

[voyager9355]

Hi Everyone,

Here's my situation...I hope someone out there has an idea or two.

I am logging in to a website with Username/password with no problem. Once logged in, I click a link that is pointing to a javascript query. (javascript:EFS_Name_Submit() is what it says at the bottom of the browser window while floating the cursor over the link)

Once I click that link, my proxy server returns the aggravating and very generic error: "Software caused the connection to abort". The puzzling part for me is that there are 8 other similar links, and each of the others works just fine. I have tried this same link without using my proxy server, and receive the standard "Action Cancelled" IE error page. It is apparently not a problem with the web server, as it CAN be accessed from other places (i.e., I can get there from my home PC, as can other people) I wonder if anyone knows if there is something on my Proxy server or my firewall that I could check (or double-check, as the case may be)??

Is there something about javascript that Proxy Server 2.0 does not necessarily like?

All suggestions appreciated!
Thanks

 

[xutopia]

I would recommend going to the microsoft bug center. There are interesting bugs and if you do a search with your symptoms it might reveal something with your version of IE.

I found many problems with server side compression as well as calling many image.src at the same time. You never know what you may find.

I don't have the link handy and I am at an internet cafe with a fugy keyboard. Check microsoft.com

HTH Gary

http://www.xutopia.com

Haran