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PeaceAnarchy
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Re: Forum problem

Post by PeaceAnarchy »

This seems to be where it breaks, the first three or four lines of this code are the last lines that render.

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<div class="back2top"><a href="#wrap" class="top" title="Top">Top</a></div>

      <span class="corners-bottom"><span></span></span></div>
   </div>

   <hr class="divider" />
<div style='width: 730px; height: 90px; margin-left: 85px;'><script>
var ve_publisher = "RandomGoodStuff";
var ve_site = "CRITICKER";
var ve_area = "CRITICKER";
var ve_location = "FORUMINPOSTREAL";
var ve_placement = "";
var ve_width = 728;
var ve_height = 90;
var ve_alternate = "";
document.write("<scrip</div>   <div id="p22954" class="post bg1">
      <div class="inner"><span class="corners-top"><span></span></span>



ewp805
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Re: Forum problem

Post by ewp805 »

Same problem here.

I can only read the posts at the top of each page of this thread, though. So I dunno if a solution has been posted. :(

Anomaly
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Re: Forum problem

Post by Anomaly »

Based on what the source code says and my rudimentary knowledge of html, the problem's actually pretty obvious:
PeaceAnarchy wrote:

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<div style='width: 730px; height: 90px; margin-left: 85px;'><script>
var ve_publisher = "RandomGoodStuff";
var ve_site = "CRITICKER";
var ve_area = "CRITICKER";
var ve_location = "FORUMINPOSTREAL";
var ve_placement = "";
var ve_width = 728;
var ve_height = 90;
var ve_alternate = "";
document.write("<scrip</div>   <div id="p22954" class="post bg1">


In the last line the <script> tag is not closed and makes the browser think the rest of the html on the page is javascript and so it doesn't understand it and doesn't render it.

Bojangles
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Re: Forum problem

Post by Bojangles »

Chicken dinner?

chemical404
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Re: Forum problem

Post by chemical404 »

latest firefox version and no problems.

Pickpocket
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Re: Forum problem

Post by Pickpocket »

i cant read this!

mpowell
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Re: Forum problem

Post by mpowell »

I really thought we got this solved (it was due to a bad advertisement) but the number of users still reporting problems is a little baffling. We haven't seen this problem in internal testing.

I've now completely reset the advertising and cleared the forum cache. I don't know if anyone can read this, but are the problems still happening?

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Re: Forum problem

Post by MmzHrrdb »

mpowell wrote:I really thought we got this solved (it was due to a bad advertisement) but the number of users still reporting problems is a little baffling. We haven't seen this problem in internal testing.

I've now completely reset the advertising and cleared the forum cache. I don't know if anyone can read this, but are the problems still happening?


I can see everything now. And I didn't do anything to fix it, so the problem seems to be solved.

PeaceAnarchy
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Re: Forum problem

Post by PeaceAnarchy »

Yes, it works for me now as well.

TheDenizen
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Re: Forum problem

Post by TheDenizen »

seems to have done the trick...now to catch up on 4 days of forum posts :P

Thanks!

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