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Discussion in 'Website Help, Feedback & Suggestions' started by SeaEagleRock8, Jul 1, 2011.

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  1. Jul 1, 2011 #1
    SeaEagleRock8

    SeaEagleRock8 Sea Eagle Lach Staff Member Premium Member 2017 Tipping Competitor

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    Hi, pretty much any time I post a comment (which is most days really !) it takes a long time to post and if I try to move to a new page I am told something about a long running script, and do I want to stop that? 'Of course', I always reply, but is there a reason for this (I don't recall it happening in the past)?
     
  2. Jul 1, 2011 #2
    Dan

    Dan Kim Jong Dan Staff Member Administrator 2017 Tipping Competitor 2016 Tipping Competitor

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    Weird, I haven't run into it on my site but usually has to do with images being served incorrectly. Which version of firefox are you using?

    Can you do me a favour and install an app called fiddler2 clear your cache and then load the site using fiddler and try to post and get the error. If you do save the session in fiddlers and send me the .sax file
     
  3. Jul 1, 2011 #3
    SeaEagleRock8

    SeaEagleRock8 Sea Eagle Lach Staff Member Premium Member 2017 Tipping Competitor

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    You can't argue with fools. But you can ask them to do things they have no idea about. What's a fiddler? a cache? ooops[hr]
    ps I get around it by simply saying yes I'll stop the script but it basically takes a lot longer than it ever used to in the past to post a comment and then try to move to a new page.
     
  4. Jul 2, 2011 #4
    Dan

    Dan Kim Jong Dan Staff Member Administrator 2017 Tipping Competitor 2016 Tipping Competitor

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    Cache is all your internet history and cookies. Basically sometimes scripts and cookies get "stuck" and they then end up causing conflicts. This site uses a whole lot of JS scripts and there is likely a conflicting one being used by your computer. Clearing the cache will usually refresh everything and get any new ones needed
     
  5. Jul 2, 2011 #5
    SeaEagleRock8

    SeaEagleRock8 Sea Eagle Lach Staff Member Premium Member 2017 Tipping Competitor

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    Thanks, I cleared my history & cookies (I think!) will see how it goes.
     
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