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https://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/4.0/1/MenuStandards.js is not downloaded

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Why FFox 4.0 doesn't download the file (or any file from this site): https://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/4.0/1/MenuStandards.js

From same PC, using IE or FFox 3, it is downloaded.

This is the MS CDN, used to download js files from most ASP.NET Web sites..

Why FFox 4.0 doesn't download the file (or any file from this site): https://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/4.0/1/MenuStandards.js From same PC, using IE or FFox 3, it is downloaded. This is the MS CDN, used to download js files from most ASP.NET Web sites..

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bazbaz
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sorry for the second post

amin.mina.it
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dear friend , it's normal that any updated browser opened the ajax file as a text page

it's not wrong

but on the page after the page load is complete easily Right click >> select all >> then Ctrl +C "Copy" and in an empty notebad file .TXT >>right click >> Paste(or CTRL + V)

and ddon't forget to save as anyname.JS

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I know that, my but my FFox doesn't download nothing! An empy page, 0 bytees. I noticed that because I cannot use the dynamic menu in a Web site (the list remains a list, without be rendered as a dynamic menu). After a while I discovered that the trouble is that FFox doesn't download the js files from the MS CDN.