PHP MySQL sites created by dreamweaver mx 2004 crash on safari

Hello,
The title says it all, but i will elaborate.
I develop PHP, MySQl driven database websites, I use
Dreamweaver MX 2004 and I work on a macintosh, using both safari
version 2 and 3.
i have noticed that whenever I post a database item (add,
edit to table) my safari hangs and I get a page cannot be displayed
error after 1 minute or so, even though the db function went
through.
Now, this only happens with safari and it only happens with
pages I build with dreamweaver, any hand coded websites I build do
not do this.
i have posted this on the apple website with no response, I
am hoping someone here can help me.

On Fri, 23 Nov 2007 16:21:50 +0000 (UTC), "MacDaddy333"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Hello,
>
> All of the sites that have this issue are secure, one is
a shopping cart
>
>
http://www.jennywrenpaperie.com
>
> You will need to create a user account and then log in
to see the problem, as
>for the code, well, there is so much code involved, many
pages of includes, so
>i cant post it all
>
> One more thing, this doesn't happen to every Safari
user, only a few, very
>frustrating as you can imagine
And I should give you my email address because...
Seriously, you want people to troubleshoot your site, create
a dummy
account that we can log in with.
Win
Win Day, Wild Rose Websites
http://www.wildrosewebsites.com
[email protected]
Skype winifredday

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