Yesternight, while trying to debug a bug logged against our ASP.NET code, we crashed into a wierd problem. The scenario of the problem was: - We had an ASP.NET page. When opened in IE, the page seemed to be executing fine. But loading this in FireFox (both versions 2 and 3b2), resulted in the ASP.NET Page lifecycle (OnInit,etc.etc.) being called twice. We then used tcptrace (a tool similar to Fiddler . We were unable to get Fiddler working for FireFox, even after using the Pac file). We found that every postback resulted in the page being requested twice. One was a POST request (PostBack). The other was a GET request. Our immediate assumption was that ajaxcontroltoolkit must be trying to do some GET request only for FireFox browsers. Further analsysis cancelled this out, 'cos we realized that even IE was sending a request. But there was a difference: - IE was sending the request to the directory hosting the page - FireFox was sending the request to the page to which the PostBack h
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