Hello
I had problems with the new Internet Explorer 11 and GZip compressed
http-resonses. I use NTK for the webserver technology, and if the size of the
response is > 5 Kb then I use the NTK command GZip Compress Blob.
But you have to test if the browser is IE, and then remove the first 2 bytes of
the compressed data.
No with IE11, Microsoft changed the User-Agent header line:
<=IE10 e.g.
Mozilla/5.0 (compatible; MSIE 10.0; Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/6.0)
IE11 e.g.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; Trident/7.0; rv 11.0) like Gecko
There is no more MSIE in the User-Agent line.
I changed the IE Test and search now for "MSIE" or "Trident"
(original source-code comes from the NKT Demo Database)
...
$1->:=GZip Compress Blob ($1->;GZip Default Compression)
// Workaround for Internet Explorer which implements RFC 1951 instead of RFC
1950
$userAgent:=HTTPD_GetHTTPHeader ("User-Agent")
If ((Position("MSIE"; userAgent)>0) |(Position("Trident"; userAgent)>0) )
// Remove the first 2 bytes for MS Internet Explorer
DELETE FROM BLOB($1->;0;2)
End if
...
When not delete the first 2 bytes, IE 11 will not show the website (same as
IE9, IE10)
It could be, that some of you have to do similar changes.
Oh, and think about your userAgent test's in javascript …
Regards, Oliver
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