Is the main site not loading for anybody else?
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Is the main site not loading for anybody else?
I can't seem to get the main site to load. All I get is the top navigation bar and the ad. Is there something going on?
And for the 2,000th person that says, "there's a site to go with the message board?" -- HAHHAHHAH U R SO FUNNEY. ROLFMLOL!!!!1!!!
Yes, I'm sick of that joke. Seriously, though, what's up with the site?
And for the 2,000th person that says, "there's a site to go with the message board?" -- HAHHAHHAH U R SO FUNNEY. ROLFMLOL!!!!1!!!
Yes, I'm sick of that joke. Seriously, though, what's up with the site?
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Can't think what IE wouldn't like... and bear in mind I also use it, just not as my main browser. Again, it loads really fast over dial-up. Faster than Firefox, actually.
Has anyone managed to hack a system to run IE 5, 5.5 and 6.0 concurrently? I can't test with anything older than 6.0
There's nothing in the code which should make the slightest bit of difference. On the other hand, the news block is generated from the SQL service... if that's running slowly, and you have a browser which waits for the entire page to load before displaying it, it's going to be slow.
edit: Okay, am downloading standalone versions of old IE versions from...
http://www.insert-title.com/web_design/ ... v/multi_IE
So far the site works fine in IE 6, IE 5.01sp2, Firefox 0.8 and Opera 7.whateverthey'vebodgedittothisweek
edit2: Also works in IE 5.5sp2, IE 4.01 and 3.0 (it really, really f*cks up in 3.0 ...but it works.)
Has anyone managed to hack a system to run IE 5, 5.5 and 6.0 concurrently? I can't test with anything older than 6.0
There's nothing in the code which should make the slightest bit of difference. On the other hand, the news block is generated from the SQL service... if that's running slowly, and you have a browser which waits for the entire page to load before displaying it, it's going to be slow.
edit: Okay, am downloading standalone versions of old IE versions from...
http://www.insert-title.com/web_design/ ... v/multi_IE
So far the site works fine in IE 6, IE 5.01sp2, Firefox 0.8 and Opera 7.whateverthey'vebodgedittothisweek
edit2: Also works in IE 5.5sp2, IE 4.01 and 3.0 (it really, really f*cks up in 3.0 ...but it works.)
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According to this it's just a shell on top of Internet Explorer.Originally posted by Alpha Trion
Yahoo browser.
Try it now. You say the cartoon index loads fine, though?
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Originally posted by Denyer
According to this it's just a shell on top of Internet Explorer.
I was vaguely aware of that on some level, somehow slipped my mind.
It's working now, though the main page takes an inordinately long time to load (though we're only talking a difference of about 30 seconds). Yeah, the Cartoon page was working fine earlier, as were all the other pages accessible from thenavigation bar.Originally posted by Denyer
Try it now. You say the cartoon index loads fine, though?
I don't know whether this'll give you non-IE users some clues on what might gave gone wrong... but I'm on IE 6.0 and I haven't had any problems with the main site thus far.
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Seems to be only IE users (or users with IE-based products) who are getting glitches... I've tested with five different versions of IE, but IE 5.01, 5.01 sp1, 5.5, 5.5 sp1 probably only exist on default installs of operating systems these days.
Only thing I can think of is a table cell isn't paired somewhere, and a browser is interpreting it arbitrarily. Can't spot anything, though.
Only thing I can think of is a table cell isn't paired somewhere, and a browser is interpreting it arbitrarily. Can't spot anything, though.
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Originally posted by Skystream
I don't know whether this'll give you non-IE users some clues on what might gave gone wrong... but I'm on IE 6.0 and I haven't had any problems with the main site thus far.
I'm running IE 6.0 (latest upgrades) and it's not loading at all for me. I'm not keen on Opera & figure it's about time I thought about looking at Firefox anyways...
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