Vandala, Sorry to hear you've been having problems viewing the new discussion foum. To try and suss what your problem might be can you send me the following info: - Type of web browser you are having these problems with (Internet Explorer? Firefox? Safari? Opera? Other?)
- What version of the browser is it? (get this info by going to Help -> About in the browswer's main menu. It may give loads of figures for version number, all I need is up to the first decimal place, e.g. version 5.5 etc)
- What operating system are you using (Windows, Linux, Mac) and which version (XP, windows 2000, Mac X, Mac 9, etc).
What would also be hugely helpful is a "screen dump" of the problems you are seeing. Go to a page that is looking wonky and hit the "ALT" + "Print Screen" buttons ("Prt Sc" on some computers). Then go to your word processor and hit paste (or CTRL + V) and a copy of what you saw will be in the doc). Send me that word document in email (eoghan@cluas.com) and I will be able to clearly see the problems in action and I can then - if necessesary - follow up with geeks via support forums out there for this technology). Before rollout I tested this technobgy with the most commonly used browsers and opearting systems and it was working fine across the board. I have since discovered that one exotic browsing environment (running internet Explorer 5 on a Mac, less than 1% of users) causes the site to look wonky. I found a solution for that which works (install a more up to date broswer such as Safari, Firefox or iCab) and one forum member who had that problem and followed the advice can now browse and post to the forum. In any case be sure to let me know what broswer (and version number) you are using and your computer's Operating system. Once I have that info I'll be on the case! Cheers, Eoghan |