Help. Forum is broken for me.
I wish I could post a screenshot but I cannot navigate the forum. Everything is showing up as a line- the skin it totally gone. I know this isn't where this belongs but I cannot navigate the site. Can someone help me? Maybe an admin or mod?
And hi... I've been gone for a while.Got back from Asia two months ago.
~Do one thing each day that scares you~
Try logging out, then back in. If that doesn't work, reboot your computer and try logging again.
Originally Posted by Victoria
I wish I could post a screenshot but I cannot navigate the forum. Everything is showing up as a line- the skin it totally gone. I know this isn't where this belongs but I cannot navigate the site. Can someone help me? Maybe an admin or mod?
And hi... I've been gone for a while.
Hit refresh, cuss, hit it with hammer. It that doesn't work, clean out your internet cache.
Tom Johnson / tj
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Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida
Cave Evaluator/IT TDI
Or just forgot about the internet and go diving instead. It's actually fun!
Ken Sallot
If you are using a recent FireFox version, you may have to disable the security check (https) for the site. I believe the skins are being served via http and FireFox is not, by default, allowing that connection (mixed mode site).
Larry
I have the same issue with my internet. Nothing worked except, using CDF in secret mode where it doesnt track the cookies.
BRANDON
I had a problem and needed to disable my duckduckgo extension in Chrome.
<Ctrl F5> in most browsers causes the browser to re-download all files for the page vs grabbing files from cache.
Richard Blackburn
All comments are my own.
A 2 pound lump hammer will fix it.
"Have you ever noticed
When you're feeling really good
There's always a pigeon
That'll come shiat on your hood?" John Prine 4-7-2020
"Into the blue again; in the silent water
Under the rocks, and stones; there is water underground" Talking Heads
It is the same for me.
Not really sure how rebooting a computer would fix it. Sounds like an IT answer. LOL
If you are using Chrome, look at the upper right of the address bar. There should be a shield with a red x on it. If you click it, it will give you an option to load "unsafe scripts" -- scripts pieces of code that help a site run. If you allow the unsafe scripts (I haven't dug into them), the site will look perfectly fine again.
It appears it is mostly the site trying to loading mixed content (http & https). Most browsers frown on this as it makes for a less than secure experience for the user.
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