Tim Ellsworth

Thanks for that link. We're looking through that information, but I'm not sure that it's the same problem. The Ctrl-F will work most of the time. The times we've seen it not work have been on larger pages. When we removed the dojo.js from that page, it worked.

When the Ctrl-F doesn't work, the browser locks up and runs at 98-99% of the client's CPU. To me this indicates that it's in some kind of infinite loop, probably in the DOJO javascript.

I know there are browser issues regarading IE 6, but we're using Ajax/DOJO in one of our web applications. We've seen some screens in our app locking up occasionally, but one specific use case I've seen is the browser locks up when trying a find using Ctrl-F. Has anyone experienced this before?

The Chicago Tribune recently ran an article about Ruby on Rails and said that the movement is gaining ground. A colleague of mine thinks that Ruby on Rails has already come and gone. What do you think? Do you feel that a SCWCD certification is still what you want to have to work for bigger companies and that Ruby on Rails is just for smaller web applications with minimal backend integration?