Internet Explorer - Differences on Windows 98/NT

[jtrapat1]

We have an intranet application with C/CGI scripting written against a DB2 database.
On one of the HTML pages, we display a table with several columns of data in a grid.
At the top of the table we pass a different WHERE clause to the server so that the columns can be sorted - ASC or DESC.
The columns will be sorted based on the button on top of the column chosen.
Here's the problem:
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This code runs fine on Windows 98 (button toggles back and forth and sorts on the appropriate column)
But on windows NT, there is a delay or lag in the server understanding the statement passed.
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It's like NT doesn't understand the submit() from the form.

Has anyone had a similar problem with running C/CGI on different platforms?
If this is the wrong group for this question, please let me know.
Thanks in Advance

John

 

[jvdboom]

Maybe it's the caching of that page you have to send the folowing headers

Pragma: no-cache
Cache-Control: no-cache
Content-type: text/html

Pragma: no-cache is the old method and Cache-control:......
is newer but to be sure use them both some browsers doesn't support one of them
Are you using the same browsers on those computers(same version)?