I believe you are saying when the page is updated and it refreshes the view
of the page on you browser is forced to the very top.
This is likely a browser issue. The content is always the same went
requested with an HTTP GET so the only variable here is the browser.
Have you tried Firefox/Opera/IE and in what combination?
Josh
On 10/25/07, Scott Wilson <swilson (at) uchicago.edu> wrote:
Problem is a bit of a strong word, but it is annoying.
I'm in the process of switching from and old Big Brother server to a
Hobbit server. All in all, Hobbit is far and away better. But there is
one nagging difference.
When I scroll down in a web page on my Big Brother server, and then reload
(either the auto reload, or manually reloading) my web browser stays at
the same position. With Hobbit, all reloads start me back up on the top
of the page.
This is particularly annoying if I scroll down and I'm looking at a
specific host. When the automatic reload happens, I'm bumped up to the
top and have to scroll down again.
I've tried playing around with the header and removing things that were
different from my Big Brother headers, and it didn't matter. I also
doublechecked that there was nothing odd in my Apache config... and I
couldn't find anything.
Does anyone have any ideas what is up with this? Or is it simply
something I'll have to live with to use the otherwise superior Hobbit?
I've tried searching both this archive and Google, and I haven't come up
with anything.
Thanks!
Scott Wilson Lead System Administrator
swilson (at) uchicago.edu NSIT - DCS - SeaSol
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