Forum Upgrade Bug Reports

irnbru_2

iwanttosave wrote:

Oh and I am using IE7

What a browser! I've seen that in Firefox though where icons get mixed up

Try this link otherwise clear the cache?

irnbru_2

Dustykitten wrote:

I have followed all the instructions on the link but it does not seem to be working - do I have to reboot or something to 'activate' it?

Ok, I'm not an IE7 user .......

You'll see on that colour box a link which says "How to ignore preset colors".
Follow it. It should explain how you can override/obey the colours you chose.

You shouldn't have to reboot.

Dustykitten

irnbru wrote: »

Ok, I'm not an IE7 user .......

You'll see on that colour box a link which says "How to ignore preset colors".
Follow it. It should explain how you can override/obey the colours you chose.

You shouldn't have to reboot.

You are very very clever my coloured pages are back :T but the whole site is now in a completely different font so must have selected one too many options. I'll try again.

Crazy_Saver

Hi everyone.

I'm slowly going crazy trying to work around the problems I'm having with this forum.

I have tried clearing my temporary internet files and am still having the same problems so I am wondering if maybe I'm not clearing them correctly.

I am going into the Control Panel-network and internet connections-internet options-then I choose......delete cookies-OK
.....delete files -OK
then I choose.......settings-view files......there still appears to be a long list of web sites here.
then I choose .........view objects and this one appears empty!

Please please please can someone help me.

Regards

Crazy Saver

irnbru_2

Crazy_Saver wrote:

I have tried clearing my temporary internet files and am still having the same problems so I am wondering if maybe I'm not clearing them correctly.

If in doubt try CCleaner.

Crazy_Saver

Cheers irnbru.

I have checked again and manually deleted every temporary file, so I don't think CCleaner is necessary just yet (I'm always a bit wary of downloading things that I don't fully understand).


Still no joy though!!!!

Have to thank you in the long winded way until I'm fully functional again :-)

Crazy Saver

irnbru_2

Crazy_Saver wrote:

Still no joy though!!!!

To determine if it's the ISP cache or the browser, you should install an alternative browser e.g. Firefox or Opera. If they work then it's not the ISP cache and you need to repair or reinstall your browser.

AFAICT

Crazy_Saver wrote:

BT Yahoo Broadband Version 1.04

is a rebadged IE6 browser.

This error

Crazy_Saver wrote:

An error has occurred in the script on this page

has a multitude of causes

Test if the alternative browser works.

Crazy_Saver

Hi irnbru.

One of the things that makes me wary is the fact that it is only this web site that I am having problems with.

Why would that be, if the problem is at my end and not a problem coming from MSE?

Not that I am complaining about MSE, it has been a life line for me lately!!!

espresso

Crazy_Saver wrote: »

Hi irnbru.

One of the things that makes me wary is the fact that it is only this web site that I am having problems with.

Why would that be, if the problem is at my end and not a problem coming from MSE?

Not that I am complaining about MSE, it has been a life line for me lately!!!

Post_#1 wrote:

Last Friday (16th) we performed an upgrade of the forums. Over all we believe it was successful with only a minimal report of issues, which we hope have already been tackled.

Thousands of users visit the site every day with NO problems, so why do you think that it is not "at your end"?

Crazy_Saver

Because I have been one of thousands of users without problems for months until very recently, and it just so happens that other users that I chat with on other threads have just started experiencing similar problems at exactly the same time.

I am no techie, but it seems a strange coincidence!