On Thursday 16 January 2003 14:06, Paul T \(spk\) wrote:
I'm messing with it right now. Have few .NET goblins already.
:-) Have you some links?
As to broken BeforeNavigate2 : http://groups.google.com/groups?q=beforenavigate2&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF- 8&selm=e3Ht6aKACHA.2216%40tkmsftngp02&rnum=1 There are some 'workarounds' on the web, but those are not actually workarounds ( 'string headers' of BeforeNavigate is *not* 'ref Array headers' ) Of course, ignorant Windows developer would not consider this to be a goblin of .NET because there are plenty of articles, which : 1. show how to do that in C++ ( it works in C++. It is broken only in C# ). 2. explaining how to 'fix it' in C# ( only the problem is that the fix is not the fix, but 'almost a fix' ) Rgds.Paul. PS. Another .NET goblin is related to POST. Try using WebControl uploadForm on Zope's administrative UI - you may see some funny things. Sorry, have no link for that yet, but may send you the tiny snippet of the source code eventually. Which reminds me of the fact that POST was broken in Tomcat/Linux for ages and nobody did fixed it (Tomcat was open source). PPS. I also found that the Windows developers have special attitude, regarding subtle bugreports. (Windows has many sources of subtle bugs, for example, some versions of IE can process some client-side XSLT, some can not e t.c..) So, when presented with the bugreport, the first reaction of novice Windows developer usually is "it works on my computer, there is something wrong with your hands". I think it is funny.