Weird problem IIS 6, Asp.net, certain users, code behind

[Don Munroe]

This one has me stumped. I have three web applications running on two
different servers. The first that works fine is hosted by a .Net hosting
company. Everyone that uses it has no problems hitting the site. The other
two applications are running on my personal server which has Windows 2003,
IIS 6, and .Net 1.1

Most of my users can use the sites. Two have come up with a very strange
problem. They try to go to either application and the browser seems to get
hung up. With one of the users I did several tests including turning on
tracing but nothing worked. The trace indicated that everything was
rendered correctly.

I then created a test application in which I threw two labels on a web form.
He could see the test form fine. Then I added one line on c# code, in the
page load event, that changed the text of one of the labels and he started
getting the same problems as the two other applications. If I take the line
of code out and recompile, he can again see the web form fine. My question
is, is there something in IIS that somehow is being affected by some
internet option they may have set on there machines that could be causing
this. Like I said it's only two out of maybe thirty users that are having
this problem. Everyone else can see and use the applications as they were
intended.

Any help would be a tremendous help. Thank you.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Have you eliminated browser/HTML issues?

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

 

[Don Munroe]

Yes. Like I said, they can see the webform if there is no code in code
behind, but adding one line of code and there browser acts like it trying to
download the page. The progress bar shows on the bottom and the status say
downloading www.address.com.default.aspx. The progress bar gets to about
half way across and then doesn't go any further. No error message or
anything else. I even had them look at the source at this point, but the
source is from the referring page.