res://C:\WINDOWS\System32\shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm#

[telstar1]

I've got a problem with a website I'm developing.
The site uses javascript and frames to manage navigation. Occasionally, I'll receive an error as follows:

res://C:\WINDOWS\System32\shdoclc.dll/dnserror.htm#https://www.mywebsite.com/blah/blah.html

If I go back and re-attempt to load the page, it loads fine ... so it seems to be sporadic.
Has anyone ever seen this behavior before, and does anyone know what's causing it?
I don't have anything blocking pages in my Hosts file.

thanks,
telstar

 

[eklass]

it tends to be a crappy isp... it happens often

 

[telstar1]

This is happening on a company intranet...

 

[wjsulliv]

Are you using IE, Netscape, Modzilla, etc?

If IE are you using Microsoft JVM or Java's JVM?

 

[Kappo]

Originally posted by: telstar1
This is happening on a company intranet...

pfffft if your network is as bad as ours, you would understand

Actually, I have that problem too when I use alot of frames and/or JS on a page. Same thing seems to happen when I use more than 5 SSI's too :?

I noticed that when I moved the Intranet I developed to an actual server instead of a normal desktop PC it didnt do that anymore.