crom654...
I'll go ahead and post what I gave you as an answer. You can
always tip me the extra if we manage to figure out the rest
of it.
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Odd. I have no problems in Mozilla, Opera or IE6.
There is a kind of frame on the left side of the page,
with a blue background. There's radio buttons to pick
your operating system, a box to enter your email addie,
some boxes to uncheck if you don't want to receive a
newsletter and updates, and a button to press to start
the download.
The URL of the frame is a secure one, so I wonder if
it's a security setting that's keeping you from seeing
it. See if you can load this URL, which is the URL for
that specific frame in which the download is negotiated:
https://swdlp.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/SoftwareDownloadApp.woa//wa/getProductData?localang=en_us&grp_code=itunes&returnURL=http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
If you're unable to see that frame, I would bet on a
security setting being the issue.
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Now, as how to resolve it, here's the interesting thing.
If you were able to load the frame and successfully download,
both browsers should also have been capable of loading the
frame as a subset of the main URL. Why it's showing up
separately, but not as part of the composite page is a true
mystery.
The fact that the single frame URL opens suggests that its
failure to load as part of the full page has nothing to do
with a restrictive security setting or other browser setting.
Did the frame URL load in both Firefox and IE?
Please don't rate the answer until we've either reached a
solution for the remaining issue or are sure that we can't.
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