With earlier builds of Mozilla, i.e. befor 1.0. , I was able to login at the internet site www.aol.com. Since I installed mozilla 1.0, I got the massage after login: "The document contains no data!" With the newest build (200205087) it's the same. It seems to be not the fault of AOL, because with Opera and with IE 6.0 it is possible to login, and with earlier builds of mozilla as well.

wfm with win2k build 20020508.. -> Networking:http

I have the same problem so now and then with a few websites, it is repeatable here I have a version: goto the following website: http://www.phrantic.com/scoop/tutor.htm click on the first underlined link: "Click Here for Table of Contents" this will load the new page, and after it is finished it will keep loading and after a few seconds a alert: "The document contains no data." IE 6, doesn't have this problem, I'm using Windows XP + Mozilla RC 2

thx for the URL... i'm able to repro the error dialog too. investigating...

ok, on http://www.phrantic.com/scoop/tutor.htm one of the subframes (this URL: http://www.burstnet.com/cgi-bin/ads/bt5882a.cgi/RETURN-CODE/if/6547/) always results in an empty document. this error dialog appears whenever a frame results in an empty document. perhaps we should only show this dialog for toplevel frames?! or, when we finally get error pages instead of error dialogs, this bug will also essentially go away. what to do... what to do...

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 139879 ***

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